The phrase "according to such rules" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific guidelines or regulations that dictate how something should be done.
Example: "The committee made its decision according to such rules that were established at the beginning of the project."
Alternatives: "in accordance with those rules" or "following such rules".
If it costs too much to internalize rules implying that we ought to give so much to charity, then, according to such rule-utilitarianism, it is not true that we ought to give so much to charity (Hooker 2000, ch. 8).
Under that statute the question whether particular acts constituted a contempt, as well as the mode of proceeding against the o fender, was left to be determined according to such established rules and principles of the common law as were applicable to our situation.
Models whose architectures are "grown according to rules," such as the recent large scale olfactory bulb models by Migliore, Shepherd, Hines, Wu et al. are exceptions; they use their own empirically-based rules that govern cell shape and position, and what synaptic connections are made; you'll find citations and source code in ModelDB.
According to rules (business rules) should be considered as first-class citizens in computer science.
Animals were sacrificed during the course of the study only if necessary because ofsuffering according to ethical rules (such as 25% body weight loss, tumors over 25%body weight, hemorrhagic bleeding, or prostration) and at the end of the study byexsanguination under isoflurane anesthesia.
Various sets of miRNAs, according to prior rules such as function, associated disease, tissue specificity, family, and cluster, were integrated with miR2Gene.
All data used represented complete counts of all events recorded anywhere in the jurisdiction/nation, and were typically collected according to strict rules (such as the ICD-10 diagnostic codes) that did not change over the period of the study.
If an on-site inspection provided for in Article 11(1) and (2) or the assistance provided for in Article 11 5) requires authorisation by a judicial authority according to national rules, such authorisation shall be applied for.
If an on-site inspection provided for in Article 11(1) or the assistance provided for in Article 11 5) requires authorisation by a judicial authority according to national rules, such authorisation shall be applied for.
Growth indicated by the canonical model is allocated to the structural model according to probabilistic growth rules, such as rules for the placement and length of new shoots, which were derived from an analysis of architectural data.
