The phrase "accordingly it would be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a conclusion or action follows logically from the preceding information or context.
Example: "The project has been delayed due to unforeseen circumstances; accordingly, it would be prudent to extend the deadline."
Alternatives: "therefore it would be" or "consequently it would be".
Accordingly, it would be up to the American-led coalition forces to police the more violent south and east, where UN election officials are already under attack.
Accordingly, it would be highly desirable to be able to calculate the initial structure parameters automatically.
Accordingly, it would be arbitrary to suppose that Woodrow but not Woodrow-minus is a desk.
Accordingly, it would be advisable to use a robust estimator which works well even for asymmetric distributions.
Accordingly, it would be beneficial to validate our data in liver tissue resected soon after injection, before morphological changes occur.
Accordingly, it would be challenging to distinguish ACAs from other pancreatic cystic tumors by a pre-operative imaging.
If one of Moyes' greatest strengths has been to cut his cloth accordingly, then it would be no surprise to see him utilise the full range of United's attacking talents - it would be foolish not to.
The predictions from this work should be should be interpreted accordingly, but it would be reasonable to expect, given the current state of knowledge on ASF in Africa, that another set of experts' average suitability estimates using the same set of criteria would be likely to fall between the 5th and 95th percentiles of our own.
To not address this and refine a text accordingly, purely because it would be an inaccurate representation of the original source artefact, seems bull-headed.
Accordingly, we believe that it would be crucial to better understand the potential risk and benefits of ibuprofen usage in experimental models of EVD.
Accordingly, I think that it would be quite useful to change accents and to emphasize the above discovery in the title, abstract etc.
