The phrase "accordingly reduced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something has been decreased or diminished in a manner that is consistent with previous information or actions.
Example: "The budget for the project was accordingly reduced to align with the new financial guidelines."
Alternatives: "therefore decreased" or "consequently lowered".
She has, accordingly, reduced the contents of her purse to a small Filofax, a wallet, a compact and keys.
The grain size that can withstand the usual range of shear forces imposed by the flow is accordingly reduced.
But the very act of diversification means that these markets become more tied to the developed world and the rewards of diversification are accordingly reduced.
They have accordingly reduced their activity in the area, cutting back staff and reducing the capital they devote to the market.
The elevated TNFα, IL-1β and NF-κB in brain were accordingly reduced, while the expression of increased IL-10 were even stimulated after repeated mirtazapine administration.
Once that complex structure erodes, we are left with flat rock pavements covered by scrubby algae, and biodiversity is accordingly reduced to a fraction of what a healthy reef supports.
Accordingly, reducing CVD risk among older adults is an important public health priority.
Electrochemical measurements show that the loading of 2 wt% V2O5 significantly improves electrode activity and accordingly reduces electrode polarization resistance from 2.6 Ωcm2 for LSCM to 1.2 ΩCm2 for V2O5-LSCM in pure hydrogen.
It indicates that an effective strategy of reducing the uncertainty caused by the vortex frequency is improving its resolution, accordingly reducing the total uncertainty of a vortex flowmeter measurement.
The pressure group Reform, which claims to represent 350 ordained clergy and which has a track record of threatening action unless it gets its way, claimed its parishes would raise money to train their own clergy and would accordingly reduce payments to the Church of England.
Accordingly, reducing the cost of the extraction and purification is of great economic importance.
