The phrase "according to then" is not a correct phrase in written English.
You could use the phrase "according to [someone or something]" if you are giving an opinion or citing information provided by someone or something else. For example, "According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, everyone aged two and older should wear a mask in public."
It was, according to then transport minister Tom Harris, very good news.
This allowed Tesco to "predict the checkouts that [needed] to be open in an hour", according to then CEO Terry Leahy.
In 1998, when it completed its passage through the Houses of Parliament, it was, according to then home secretary, Jack Straw: "a historic day" for rights in Britain.
In a post-match scuffle, dubbed "Pizzagate" and "the Battle of the Buffet", a slice of pizza allegedly strikes Ferguson's face and, according to then Arsenal player Ashley Cole, "rolled down his nice black suit".
If distributes according to, then for all.
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According to then-president George W Bush, the casus belli was the 9/11 terror attacks.
From the 10th to the 13th century thirds and sixths now considered consonant were treated as dissonances simply because, according to then-current tuning methods, they were dissonances.
Its 3am closing time automatically put it into a "high-risk" category, according to then-publican Bruce Milne, although there had been no record of violent offences at the venue.But things are not as bad as they seem.
In 2013, the company unveiled the Chromebook Pixel, a premium notebook designed to show what Google, "could do if we really wanted to design the best computer possible at the best price possible," according to then-SVP Sundar Pichai.
ESPN's Dana O'Neil reported that Lin "was the runaway choice for player of the year during high school by virtually every Californian publication," with the "instincts of a killer" according to then-Harvard assistant coach Bill Holden.
