The phrase "accordingly not" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a negation or contradiction in relation to something that was previously stated, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The results were not as expected; accordingly not, we will need to revise our approach."
Alternatives: "therefore not" or "consequently not".
Petitioner has not argued for abstention, and the federal state comity considerations underlying Younger are accordingly not implicated.
The question was, accordingly, not passed on by the State Supreme Court, and is therefor not before us.
Had the nature of the blog been made clear at the outset, the article would have described it accordingly, not as a support group.
We voted to return sovereignty to parliament and expect parliamentarians to respect our choice and behave accordingly, not to follow their own self-serving priorities.
We are accordingly not covered by the media that cover the sciences, and what we do remains a mystery to most people.
The wine list, considered one of the best in Germany, is approximately the size of a small writing desk, and is accordingly not simply handed to the diner but placed near the gentleman's elbow on its own little table.
In his first weeks there, in 1948, he learned that a promised affiliation with a hospital in Houston had fallen through and that the hospital's doctors would accordingly not let him operate on their patients.
If there is any lesson about the church to be learned from the war, it is that Catholics have to inform their own consciences and act accordingly, not wait for a sign from the Pope.
Being funny at flag stops with young ladies was a mark of the profession, and Atticus, who could predict the actions of every conductor from New Orleans to Cincinnati, would be waiting accordingly not six steps away from her point of debarkation.
As a result of viewing the programme, you formed the definite view that Mr Clark had murdered both Christopher and Harry and that accordingly not only had the wrong person been convicted but that the life of the remaining child (child A) was in danger by virtue of the fact that he was being cared for by Mr Clark.
Accordingly, not only have many of Charlie Hebdo's images been published and shared, but the magazine itself has received large sums of money in the wake of the attacks — a hundred thousand pounds from the Guardian Media Group and three hundred thousand dollars from Google.
