The phrase "accordingly logical" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward to some readers.
It can be used when you want to describe something that is logical in a way that follows from previous information or reasoning.
Example: "The conclusion we reached was accordingly logical, given the evidence presented in the report."
Alternatives: "logically consistent" or "reasonably logical".
Accordingly these logical principles may be viewed as choice principles.
Likewise, we cannot begin with abstract conceptual definitions and accordingly employ logical reasoning for the purposes of concluding our argumentation with assertions about things that exist.
Accordingly, the logical functions are properly rewritten.
Because, as was described above, thinking is "experienced immediately as an inner activity, … we must regard it as an act of will [Willenshandlung], and accordingly regard the logical laws of thought [Denkgesetze] as laws of the will" (L I: 76-7).
Accordingly, it is logical to assume that such broad magnetic anomalies shown on the regional magnetic map (Fig. 7) can be related to basement rocks rather than any magnetic intrusion.
Accordingly, it appears logical to use an exercise program that specifically builds strength, such as high intensity resistance training (HIRT), to prevent hospital-related deconditioning.
Accordingly, note the logical structure in Figure 1, with the Step 1 results helping us to determine how to evaluate detection power in Step 2. As aforementioned, Step 2 (with a variety of ground-truth interaction models present) investigates power.
Accordingly, it is logical that POE-POP may stimulate, depending on dose applied and time of the exposure, agonistic and antagonistic effects of the aforementioned hormones and neuropeptides [ 25].
Accordingly, it is logical to ask why HRV reduction definitely is of prognostic value in one group of patients like those with myocardial infarction, whereas in another group of patients like those undergoing CABG such a finding is at least dubious.
Accordingly, retaining the term logical in roughly its same earlier meaning, the new name "logical empiricism" was coined.
