The phrase "according it seems" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a misconstruction of the phrase "it seems" and "according to."
Example: "According to the report, it seems that the project is on track for completion."
Alternatives: "it appears" or "as it seems."
Brown decided of her own accord (it seems) to end her show, citing its low ratings, and King announced that he will be leaving in the fall.
The impending nuptials, still months away, of Prince William and Catherine Middleton have inspired all kinds of nonsense: plans by a British television station to broadcast the wedding in 3-D, a glut of style and hair advice for the princess in waiting, and Snoop Dogg's dedication, on his own accord it seems, of his new song, "Wet," to the prince for his bachelor party.
Arty, too, is the faux carbon-fiber trim; this stuff can be plenty chintzy, but in the Accord, it seems racy rather than raunchy.
Coming amid an increasingly tense debate over the passage of the larger Iran nuclear accord, it seems likely to only add additional layers of distrust to the debate.
The only point on which there was so far no accord, it seemed, was which of the two should be installed in his place.Bucolic bonhomie did not disguise the fact that both men are as determined as ever to be named the SPD's "chancellor candidate" next spring.
Couples push strollers, Harleys roll down Main Street and, according to Ms. Kenna, "it seems like there's a parade all the time".
Melodic lines were pulled and tugged according to, it seemed, Mr. Kasik's instincts.
Twitter has been around for three years, and with a U.S. audience of 19.2 million as of October, according to ComScore, it seems no closer to mining its torrent of tweets for revenue than the SMDs who use it.
According to Newbury, it seems to have a particular gift for finding marinas and bridges.
According to Peter, it seems, golfers show little or no development after they finish playing on their local pitch and putt course.
