The phrase "accordingly contribute" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when discussing how one action or decision leads to a contribution or effect in a particular context.
Example: "The team worked diligently on the project, and their efforts will accordingly contribute to its success."
Alternatives: "therefore add" or "consequently assist".
One might argue that the backside of the anode may also be illuminated due to light-scattering effect, which would accordingly contribute to the performance enhancement.
Since available evidence is translated into national guidelines in most countries, national recommendations may differ and accordingly contribute to such variation.
The mtDNA sequences are approximately three times as long as the pDo500 satDNA sequences and accordingly contribute more parsimony informative sites (296) than the pDo500 satDNA consensus sequences (52).
His defeat accordingly contributed to a distorted, because grossly simplistic, interpretation of the vote nationwide, as a revolt by the rural poor against a government that favoured the urban elite.
VIDD delays and complicates weaning from mechanical ventilation (MV) and accordingly contributes to prolonged ICU stay by 50%, with older patients being more affected than the young.
E. Treatment to target by measuring disease activity and adjusting therapy accordingly contributes to the optimisation of short and/or long-term outcomes.
Accordingly, we contribute to: 1. Determine the closed-form expressions of the minimum number of stages for the FRG and the maximum discount factor for the DRG.
Accordingly, it contributes to a cross-species and cross-methodological validation of the functional neuroscience of this critical brainstem structure.
Accordingly, it contributes to the classical concept physiological dead space [ 5, 6].
You sense that you will be asked to contribute accordingly and to be paid accordingly".
Accordingly, we do contribute to the literature on the consequences of an individual's union membership, but not on trade union coverage effects.
