The phrase "accordingly in addition to" is not correct as it combines two phrases that serve different purposes and can create confusion.
You can use it when trying to connect two ideas, but it would be clearer to separate them or use one at a time.
Example: "The project was successful; accordingly, in addition to that, we received positive feedback from the clients."
Alternatives: "therefore, in addition" or "consequently, along with".
Accordingly, in addition to affecting illness experiences (3).
Accordingly, in addition to their well known functions as 'serum protease inhibitors' the Spi-1 and Spi-2 gene-derived proteins appear to have intracellular functions as well.
Accordingly, in addition to the specification of the facts and statements that defines a context, it is necessary to specify the real-word properties of the facts that changes at runtime.
Accordingly, in addition to treatment benefits, a properly informed patient is a patient who not only "understands" the potential risks and harms of ECT, but who can also appreciate that the risks and harms will necessarily interfere with lived-experience, and by default, self-experience.
Accordingly, in addition to restricting the PNAD sample to children in the Northeast region who were born between July 1984 and June 1989, we also reweight it so that it mimics the same parental education as the sample of college candidates above.
Accordingly, in addition to the change made in the first step, we extend an action layer that is associated directly with the symptom layer to meet such requirement, which can selectively take actions to verify the most likely existed but lost evidence.
Accordingly, he said, in addition to giving occupancy rights to a tenant-shareholder's spouse, children, grandchildren, parents, grandparents, brothers, sisters and domestic employees, the new lease extends such rights to "one additional adult" and the children of that individual.
Accordingly, in ADLD, in addition to the already-demonstrated altered expression of myelin genes and increased nuclear rigidity (12, 14), we propose that the dysregulation of alternative splicing could be one of the pathogenic mechanisms induced by LMNB1 overexpression.
We thus leave open the question and accordingly modified the Discussion section: "Besides, in addition to be involved in replication progression, we do not exclude that YAP may also regulate replication origin licencing in G1, as recently reported in human umbilical vein endothelial cells (Shen and Stanger, 2015).
Accordingly, many medieval thinkers will propose that in addition to potential, subjective, and integral parts, there is a fourth kind of part, which I will call a substantial part.[4] There are other good reasons why medieval philosophers might be motivated to distinguish the integral parts of a thing from the substantial parts of the same thing.
Accordingly, HSL is expressed in several tissues in addition to white adipose tissue, e.g. brown adipose tissue, skeletal muscle, steroidogenic tissues, intestine, pancreatic β-cells and macrophages.
