The phrase "according to those rules" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing specific guidelines or regulations that dictate how something should be done.
Example: "The project must be completed according to those rules to ensure compliance with industry standards."
Alternatives: "in line with those rules" or "following those rules".
According to those rules, empty space is not empty, but rather foaming with energy.
So the spec of a simplified expression is that any expression you put into it comes out simplified according to those rules.
If, by the end of the play, everybody understands their lives according to those rules and adjusts to those rules and embraces them, that's a comedy.
They then mean a course of legal proceedings according to those rules and principles which have been established in our systems of jurisprudence for the protection and enforcement of private rights.
Even the small work boats assigned to help a naval vessel moor, refuel and unload garbage in port are to be properly identified and inspected, according to those rules.
According to those rules, prosecutors would find it more difficult to proceed against McDonnell after Labor Day, given that Virginians will go to the polls Nov. 5 to choose his successor.
They learned the ways of a foreign society, and they waged their battle according to those foreign rules and with those foreign weapons, launching petitions and protests, and engaging media and lawyers.
Everything we go by is CIF rules". PYFL games are largely played according to those high-school rules.
Players construct digital body images based on idealized versions of who they are, or believe they should be, and they act according to those self-derived rules rather than imposed "in-character" actions.
According to those who have seen the rules, MPs may not, for example, simply ask a question.
The Pakistani government has said that the border with Afghanistan is officially closed but little attempt is made to enforce that rule, according to those who passed over the border recently.
