The phrase "accordingly shaped" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been shaped or formed in a manner that is appropriate or suitable for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "The sculpture was accordingly shaped to fit seamlessly into the modern architecture of the building."
Alternatives: "appropriately formed" or "suitably designed".
In contrast, the chewing function was mostly affected when the mice were fed on hard vs. soft food, whereas grinding likely occurred normally; accordingly, shape change was more localized.
Accordingly, they shape the implications (and risk) of processing for the data subject.
The congregation is largely first-generation Korean immigrants and their children, and the church's development has been shaped accordingly.
Many tongues were heard and many cuisines eaten, but suburban living near the big cities was as compelling a goal for most migrants as for their Anglo-Celtic forerunners, and their values were shaped accordingly.
Apart from the obvious shift, over time, from black and white to colour, Magnum has added new members familiar with the art market (this in itself is a bone of contention for some of the older members) and their photographs have been shaped accordingly, though as Gerry Badger writes in his introduction, "Photographers do not join Magnum primarily to make art.
Content has been shaped accordingly.
Therefore the corresponding trapping fields should be shaped accordingly.
This requires institutional settings to be shaped accordingly and innovations to be developed within a societal dialogue.
The response across social media and online to the news of these measures has been less than positive and so, as long as the Met's extension of this scheme continues on a voluntary rather than compulsory basis, we all face the choice of what makes us comfortable and what we deem to be too invasive and the venues that we attend can continue to be shaped accordingly.
Accordingly, these practices have shaped the current Chinese conservation theory as reflected in the case studies reported in "Principles for the Conservation of Heritage Sites in China" and the Qufu Declaration.
