The phrase "accord with the notion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing agreement or alignment with a particular idea or concept.
Example: "The findings of the study seem to accord with the notion that regular exercise improves mental health."
Alternatives: "align with the idea" or "agree with the concept".
In parallel with our in vitro studies, a punctate distribution of FXa was observed, in accord with the notion that FXa binding is localized to the platelet surface during thrombus formation.
The magnitude of the difference declined for more distant paralogs, in accord with the notion that the acceleration of evolution occurs immediately after duplication [ 5].
This is in accord with the notion that increased iNOS activity requires increased CaM to stabilize the newly synthesized iNOS [ 58].
Interestingly, and in accord with the notion that g = 1 represents a special case, the difference was the greatest for this g value.
This is in accord with the notion that shape is a basic feature of visual stimuli which is unintentionally monitored by the perceptual system and changes are detected in a fast and automatic manner.
Since our present results are in accord with the notion that AJ formation precedes TJ assembly [ 22, 32], the CSC-HC culture is presumed to provide HBMEC/ciβ with a cellular foundation for TJ formation.
They accorded with the notion that human intellect has a deep-rooted evolutionary past.
The underlying mechanism accords with the notion that increasing wages might attract the 'wrong sort' of people into the profession and highlights an (in efficiency wage mechanism, particular to vocations, which makes wages sticky up wards.
What we know of Zeno's arguments certainly accords with the notion that they were meant to challenge ordinary assumptions about plurality and motion.
This finding accords with the notion that school age children constitute the main conduit for spread of influenza, probably due to generally higher levels of contact in school.
This accords with the notion that the ventral striatum and VTA, crucially implicated in reward processing, are activated by various pleasures like food, sex, and drugs (Berridge and Robinson 1998).
