The phrase "accordingly extensive" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe something that is extensive in a manner that is appropriate or fitting to a certain situation.
Example: "The report was accordingly extensive, covering all aspects of the project in detail."
Alternatives: "appropriately extensive" or "suitably extensive".
Accordingly, extensive studies have been conducted on the tensile, creep, and fatigue properties of MMCs in the past three decades.
Accordingly, extensive studies have been performed to investigate the feasible ways to introduce magnetism to MoS2, such as morphology fabricating [12 14], external strain, [15 17] and impurity doping [18 28].
Accordingly, extensive growth of axons is not required.
Accordingly, extensive efforts have been made to discover and develop small molecule inhibitors of Kv1.3 as novel immunosuppressants and immunomodulators [ 26].
Accordingly, extensive analysis of the MEN-1 gene (including the search for large deletions by MPLA) and of the CDKN genes was performed, but no mutations were found.
Accordingly, extensive studies on the pharmacological activities of the cinnamon bark have been conducted, indicating that cinnamon bark is involved in a vast range of pathological and physiological events.
Accordingly, an extensive program ("Core daycare centres language & integration") was set up by the German federal government.
Accordingly, an extensive literature review has been attempted from various journals and web based articles that are possible outlets for this research.
Accordingly, more extensive taxonomic sampling of these groups is necessary to more precisely reconstruct their evolutionary history and revise their taxonomy and classification.
As many adenomas contain more CD34+ cells [ 9- 11], we accordingly observed extensive expression of the PADI4 enzyme in these tissues.
It is thus tempting to conclude that there is a continuous interplay between external and constitutional factors, which are so far only quite scarcely known and accordingly warrant extensive further research.
