The phrase "accordingly since" is not correct and does not work well in written English.
The word "accordingly" typically indicates a consequence or result, while "since" indicates a reason or time, making the combination awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project was delayed; accordingly since we faced unexpected challenges, we need to adjust our timeline."
Alternatives: "therefore because" or "consequently as".
Accordingly, since 1996, Goldstar had been renting it, as a warehouse, to a different sort of concern: Momart, Britain's most successful handlers, packers and shippers of artworks.
Accordingly, since 2011, both decontamination and decommissioning have been ongoing in the immediate surroundings of the nuclear reactors of the TEPCO Fukushima 1st Nuclear Power Plant.
"Accordingly, since our November 2004 downgrade, Intel has underperformed Texas Instruments by 35% and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Sector Index by 7%." The firm didn't upgrade Intel to "outperform" because of the company's weak relative secular positioning, lack of profit leverage and a potential lull in PC growth in 2006.
Accordingly, since the early 1960s, SSDs were more frequently negative and greater in magnitude for Hansen Creek and other shorter-bodied populations than populations with longer fish (e.g., Agulowak River and Ice Creek; Kendall and Quinn 2009).
Accordingly, this year's Hamelin recital, on Wednesday, drew an overflow crowd of enthusiasts.
Because Yale has both a rare books library and an art museum, the material will be divided accordingly this fall.
This price lies under the established one by the centralized energy suppliers, accordingly 0.058 €/kW h.
Accordingly, earlier this year he and his opposition allies began organising unsanctioned demonstrations at central Moscow's Triumfalnaya Square on the 31st day of every month that has one.
Now the Department for Transport says in a statement that it's aware of the problem, and that the regulations will be fixed accordingly next year.
Accordingly, today's acclaimed British sitcoms – Fleabag, Motherland, Mum, Catastrophe – are not about a 50-year-old property owner failing to better himself.
