The phrase "accordingly emphasis" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate ideas, but it lacks proper grammatical structure and clarity.
Example: "The report highlights the findings; accordingly, emphasis should be placed on the key recommendations."
Alternatives: "therefore, focus" or "consequently, highlight".
Accordingly, his emphasis is on networks of commerce, on merchants, on human migration and conquest.
ACCORDINGLY, the emphasis this time was on "simulation, or more accurately cheating," wrote George Cumming, the director of FIFA's development division.
"It's more mature clothes for more mature women, because that's what I am," designer Frida Giannini told Style.com after the show, and accordingly the emphasis on tailoring meant that the clothes could be worn by women as well as girls.
The programmes have evolved from use in undergraduate classes and accordingly the emphasis is on simplicity in design and use, rather than on computational sophistication.
Accordingly, more emphasis needs to be given to the influence of dietary patterns on chronic diseases such as depression.
Accordingly, greater emphasis must be placed on the development and use of safety biomarkers in studies of interventions in aging.
In such a situation, one might prefer to report the findings using the LLM, with accordingly less emphasis on more subtle features of the data (e.g. indirect associations), and less attempt to draw causal conclusions.
Accordingly, the emphasis should be put on the development of groups of leaders within organizations that combine the diversity of expertise, skills and sources of legitimacy to respond to system challenges" (p. 358).
The poets of this period accordingly placed great emphasis on the workings of the unconscious mind, on dreams and reveries, on the supernatural, and on the childlike or primitive view of the world, this last being regarded as valuable because its clarity and intensity had not been overlaid by the restrictions of civilized "reason".
Brentano's ontology is known to a broader audience only through posthumously published works that were edited by his late students Oskar Kraus and Alfred Kastil, who considered his late position most important and accordingly put less emphasis on Brentano's earlier phases.
