The phrase "accordingly because" is not correct and does not work well in written English.
The two words convey similar meanings, making their combination redundant and awkward.
Example: "The project was delayed; accordingly because of unforeseen circumstances, we need to adjust our timeline."
Alternatives: "therefore due to" or "consequently as a result of".
Calculate accordingly, because some guests may use your cocktail party as dinner.
Adjust your shutter speed accordingly because less light reaches the lens.
Prices have been going up recently, but my income doesn't go up accordingly because I'm on Social Security.
"We cut our cloth accordingly because we feel that's the ethically right price for our fans to pay.
Every national team submits to Spain's style and changes their own style accordingly, because they're forced to.
Wnile eating, they pretend that Confucius has come to dinner with the Pharoah and talk accordingly, because the pyramid is not about the quotidian, it is about immortal people who have a great deal on their minds.
Therefore, the next increases of per mRNA and tim mRNA are accordingly postponed because of the longer inhibition effect resulting from the slow forming rate of PER/DBT.
To not address this and refine a text accordingly, purely because it would be an inaccurate representation of the original source artefact, seems bull-headed.
Accordingly, and because A/C care is sometimes sought for the treatment of such conditions, we include participants with these diagnoses.
It is notable, however, that when they encounter such problems physicians rarely inform the authorities accordingly, perhaps because they do not want to acknowledge the fact that their patients had side effects, or they do not evaluate the side effect as important.
It is enough to give them the one or the other name and they will affect us accordingly: and this because we know what bats and birds are in the real world, and therefore what these would be in the real world.
