The phrase "accordingly cannot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something cannot be done as a result of a previous statement or condition.
Example: "The project deadline has been moved up, and accordingly cannot be completed on time."
Alternatives: "therefore cannot" or "consequently cannot".
"A justice accordingly cannot withdraw from a case as a matter of convenience or simply to avoid controversy," he added.
Petitioner's repeated attempts to persuade this court that the Florida Supreme Court misapplied state law, accordingly, cannot state the basis for a federal claim.
The commentary, accordingly, cannot be read as though it were prompted by the controversy.
A consequential analysis of the ethical question relies on a series of assumptions that are not necessarily accurate and accordingly cannot be said to be robust.
One might assume, for example, that if two people with the same internal states were in different environments, their conscious experience would be different and that a brain in a vat would not have any visual conscious experience, because a brain in a vat has no body and accordingly cannot interact with the environment as we normally do.
When developing in the bone marrow, pre-B cells that possibly produce bNAbs later always bind lipids (or other autoantigens); therefore most of them are removed by clonal deletion and receptor editing and accordingly cannot develop into immature IgM+ B cells.
Accordingly, it cannot be considered in evaluating the newly discovered evidence claim.
In other words, while Adam can learn how other people feel and modify his behavior accordingly, he cannot feel — or be seen to feel — the emotions himself.
The ratio radium/uranium is about 3.40 X 10-7 in the older minerals; accordingly we cannot expect to find a mineral containing a high proportion of radium.
Accordingly, there cannot be any action opposite to creation.
Accordingly, it cannot resolve the generality problem via case-analysis as FG does.
