The phrase "accordingly enables" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something allows or facilitates a particular outcome or action as a result of prior information or context.
Example: "The new software update accordingly enables users to access features that were previously unavailable."
Alternatives: "thereby allows" or "thus permits".
Unlike the binary function g(r), the (g^{(3)}({mathbf{r}}_{1},{mathbf{r}}_{2},{mathbf{r}}_{3})) depends on three space coordinates and, accordingly, enables one to obtain an additional information about the structure of particles.
Knowing the modal characteristics allows an analysis of the mechanical couplings between the different axes of the spindle support which accordingly enables the design of a controller considering mechanical couplings.
Scaling the columns of the second stage accordingly enables to run both stages under optimal conditions with respect to switching time and step ratio, which is an important advantage as compared to integrated ternary processes.
Budgets increased accordingly, enabling television to attract more talented producers, directors, writers and actors, many of whom were accustomed to working on movies like Neil Jordan, the Oscar-winning screenwriter and director who created "The Borgias".
As TnT has been shown to specifically amplify desired DNA regions, it could address the inherent limitations of multiplex PCR and, accordingly, enable larger STR sets to be amplified in a parallel fashion.
Accordingly, ARQiv enables optimal HTS practices, such as qHTS, to be applied to whole-organism drug discovery.
Accordingly, to enable wireless energy transfer, the power of the received radio signal should be above −30 dBm.
We should also request teachers to keep on counseling our daughters and advice them accordingly to enable them stay focused on their studies".
Accordingly, the study enables the analysis of two of the main objectives of the Ceibal Plan: improvement of the quality of education through the integration of technology in the classroom, school and family, and development of a culture of collaboration on four lines: student-student, student-teacher, teacher-teacher and student-family-school.
