The phrase "accordingly effective" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is effective as a result of prior information or actions.
Example: "The new policy was accordingly effective in reducing costs, as we had anticipated."
Alternatives: "therefore effective" or "consequently effective".
Accordingly, effective thermal conductivity of pebble beds needs to be determined for the heat transfer calculation.
Accordingly, effective schedules of a strip section hydromechanical control have been found.
Accordingly, effective designs at resisting failure are found to have high ceramic-to-metal mass ratios, with a finite (though small) amount of metal on the back face.
If one chooses wisely and sets expectations accordingly, effective prototyping is a repeatable and predictable process of which the results are anything but guesswork.
Accordingly, effective control of the station passed to Bulova.
Accordingly, effective immediately, the Congress of the United States denies the Supreme Court appellate jurisdiction over cases relating to marriage".
Accordingly, more effective systemic therapy combined with the most effective local regional treatment (surgery plus adjuvant CRT) will be needed to achieve optimal survival results.
From this study, it can be concluded that the loose coupling of both models, PCSWMM and VISSIM, if calibrated and validated accordingly, is effective in terms of incorporating and then evaluation of the effect of hydrologic conditions for various traffic scenarios.
Accordingly, the effective thermal conductivity of a non-compressed Li4SiO4 pebble bed at temperatures ranging from 300 °C to 640 °C was measured as well in this study.
Accordingly, an effective strategy for building control with an emphasis on blocking gross errors during the process design and construction is proposed.
Accordingly, the effective density of a free-stranding graphite foam grown on the high-surface area templates can be increased by an order of magnitude relative to one grown on a reticulated nickel foam template.
