The phrase "accordingly has been" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and proper structure.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something has been done in accordance with a previous statement or condition, but it needs to be part of a more complete sentence.
Example: "The project has been completed, and accordingly, has been submitted for review."
Alternatives: "therefore has been" or "consequently has been".
My policy, accordingly, has been: don't be ashamed of it.
His gambit, accordingly, has been to release a song about betrayal, bitterness and financial inadequacy entitled "Fuck You".
One of the tasks of the philosophy of education, accordingly, has been the elucidation of key educational concepts, including the concept of education itself, as well as related concepts such as teaching, learning, schooling, child rearing, and indoctrination.
The concept of emotional experience, accordingly, has been considerably enriched to include not only physical sensations of what is going on in one's body but also perceptual experiences of what is going on the world.
The neoconservative project, accordingly, has been to regain the confidence to carry out America's destiny once more, in the name of democracy and "the belief that all men are created equal and have certain inalienable rights that must not be abridged by governments".
ICDPIC-R is intended to be freely available for any user, and accordingly has been implemented using the open-source statistical software R (R Foundation for Statistical Computing, Vienna, Austria).
It should accordingly have been reported, recorded and fully investigated at the time".
Class hours, accordingly, have been made much more flexible with more inviting schedules for both adults and children.
The European Union and Japan, accordingly, have been pressing developing nations to commit to reducing the emission of warming gases.
Copper carboxylate complexes have properties of importance in various areas and accordingly have been extensively studied [1].
If this has been the case, the effect of fear-avoidance beliefs may accordingly have been underestimated.
