The phrase "accordingly costs" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks clarity or proper context.
Example: "The project was delayed; accordingly, costs have increased significantly."
Alternatives: "as a result, expenses" or "therefore, costs".
Accordingly, costs of innovative procedures, such as endoscopic cardiac surgery, may be underreimbursed.
But the new Olympus model, aimed at the educational market, is a far more serious product and accordingly costs ten times as much.
Incarcerating nonviolent pot smokers and distributors, accordingly, costs American taxpayers tens of millions, if not hundreds of millions of dollars annually -- money that's desperately needed for essential social services.
The reference year was updated to 2012 and, accordingly, costs were adjusted using the Chemical Engineering Plant Cost Index CEPCII) and inflation data.
Accordingly, costs for each of the twelve health centres were calculated using full costing approach, which required the calculation of both capital and recurrent costs.
Rescuing it will accordingly cost a lot of money.
Accordingly, all costs (other than consumables and equipment costs) have been multiplied by 0.78 (the ratio of the mean MFF for all English NHS Trusts to the MFF for St Mary's).
Accordingly, the costs of education can be dealt with similarly to capital equipment with costs expressed on an Equivalent Annual Cost (EAC) basis[ 54].
Their playing time has dwindled accordingly and costs promising forward Fred Sjostrom a chance to have an impact on the game.
Continental's rationale was that when it changed passengers' itineraries, it found that reselling the original seats became more difficult as the date of departure neared, and, accordingly, its costs increased.
Accordingly, these costs could be due to unrelated reasons, potentially related to uveitis, or directly related to uveitis.
