The phrase "accordingly face" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two words that do not form a coherent expression.
Example: "We need to accordingly face the challenges ahead." (This example is incorrect due to the phrase itself.)
Alternatives: "face accordingly" or "respond appropriately."
Accordingly, face perception does not appear to be uniquely affected by changes in spatial filter components.
Countries that have seen faster-than-average cost growth must accordingly face years of austerity if their manufacturing sectors are to remain competitive against Germany, let alone Asia.But will electorates be willing to swallow such unpleasant medicine?
Accordingly, face validity is the non-experts' (e.g., test-takers') judgment of the test construct.
This case study suggests that children are at higher risk for PBDE exposures and, accordingly, face higher risks of PBDE-related health effects than adults.
Succinic acid is a platform chemical of recognized industrial value and accordingly faces a continuous challenge to enable manufacturing from most attractive raw materials.
Accordingly, facing limited alternative therapeutic options, stent implantation into the tracheo-bronchial system may be inevitable and life-saving in otherwise intractable patients [4].
Accordingly, the face-to-face interviews used in this study offered in-depth narrative detail, and the focus group data added triangulation, corroboration, elaboration and clarification [ 19].
Candidates need to adjust accordingly or face the prospect of adding their names to a list that Romney headlines at the moment.
Design is now of paramount importance in the age of the connected consumer, not only in the technology sector but across all major industries — such as cars, retail and healthcare — and firms globally have to adapt accordingly or face unprecedented competition.
The meanings of all items in the questionnaire were checked accordingly and face validity was assessed.
Accordingly he faces the same difficulty that these others also had to face, i.e. determining the ontological status of such a thing (or non-thing).
