The phrase "accorded for" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely a misuse of "accorded" which typically means to grant or bestow something, and "for" does not fit well in this context.
Example: "The privileges accorded to the members were well-deserved."
Alternatives: "granted for" or "bestowed for".
Even in a nonrecourse state, however, those homeowners who opt for a strategic default on a previously refinanced property may not be protected from lenders, because the mortgage in such a case was not accorded for a first purchase, said Philip Faranda, a mortgage broker for J. Philip Real Estate, in Briarcliff Manor, N.Y.
If defence was now to be given a level of protection equivalent to those accorded for health and schools, it would require an extra £4bn per year by 2019 - equivalent to an extra penny on the basic rate of income tax.
However, the importance accorded for heat stress as an occupational health issue was rather low.
They also found a significant difference in the scores that insurance physicians accorded for work limitation [ 25].
It is my strongest thing according for the people that know me best.
According, for example, to Rory Suchet, RT's main news anchor, other news channels are controlled by "financiers" and "corporations".
Trans-cinnamaldehyde was the major compound, according for 78.54%.
As a result they could facilitate the tuning of a cache and an application according for a given power budget.
Identify a single compelling issue according for each and leverage that message repeatedly.
During the last election cycle, Lieberman accepted over $730,000 from the insurance industry, according for the Center for Responsive Politics.
The intensity of staining was evaluated according for to the maximum intensity among positive cells.
