The phrase "accordingly decided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a decision was made as a result of previous reasoning or circumstances.
Example: "After reviewing all the evidence, the committee accordingly decided to approve the proposal."
Alternatives: "therefore resolved" or "thus concluded".
He accordingly decided to exploit the antagonism of the belligerent countries and to reach Russia through Germany.
"Unfortunately, despite having received all required anti-trust clearances for the offer, we have not been able to obtain clearance under the Investment Canada Act and have accordingly decided to withdraw the offer," Marius Kloppers, BHP's chief executive, said in a statement on Sunday.
We accordingly decided that reanalyzing one of the data sets that Martin et al.
We accordingly decided not to overemphasize these interactions given that these subscales did not seem to predict mathematics scores in either school track.
"We feel fortunate to be in a position to spread access to this powerful tool and have accordingly decided to share our good fortune.
However, the new wall was also an opportunity to control smuggling into the burgh, and the town council accordingly decided to extend the wall south to take in the Grassmarket and Cowgate areas of the burgh.
DM updates the belief on dialogue states, and accordingly decides the system's action based on a policy.
Otherwise, MeNB completes the selection process for K s and accordingly decides K p. Then MeNB determines ν p using | K p | and Equation (7).
In the absence of explicit, external guidelines, investigators might have taken upon themselves to determine the types of research that could be classified as exempt or non-human subject research and accordingly, decide by themselves which proposals require ethical clearance, informed consent, and the protection of confidential information.
These patients would accordingly decide when to take medication or alter the prescribed dosage of their medication without seeking professional advice.
As Eco revealed to the newspaper, he had not forgotten the rather unkind review that Rushdie gave to his novel "Foucault's Pendulum" back in 1989 ("Reader: I hated it"), and, accordingly, he decided to read from that book for the occasion: "I picked it just in order to upset him," Mr. Eco said.
