The phrase "accordingly structured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is organized or arranged in a manner that is appropriate or suitable for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "The report was accordingly structured to address the specific needs of the audience, ensuring clarity and coherence."
Alternatives: "properly organized" or "appropriately arranged".
Accordingly, structure and bioactivity data were merged as described in the experimental section.
Accordingly, structures composed of several modules tended to show a stronger transgressive pattern when compared to single modules.
Accordingly, structures sampled from a Gaussian distribution about the base structure should be more predictive of the base structure than structures displaying true variability.
Accordingly, structures in which S-cdG is placed opposite dT or dA, representing intermediates leading to S-cdG → A transitions and S-cdG → T transversions, are of interest.
Accordingly, this structuring unknowingly frames things to appear dualistically and either-or ego-logically to the epistemological subject, while extending the paradigm to itself for self-understanding as well as things other than itself in the same manner.
The top players were expected to compete in all three events — singles, doubles, and mixed doubles — and tournaments were structured accordingly.
The enterprise information management (EIM) program needs to do the same things, and be structured accordingly.
Then, when you add to that the fact that in the 19th Century people were far more likely to vote a straight-party ticket and ballots were structured accordingly, there are also some very unpredictable things that could happen in November.
The paper is structured accordingly.
Accordingly, Bezos has structured Amazon around what he calls "multiple paths to yes," particularly regarding "two-way doors": decisions that are often based on incremental improvements and can be reversed if they prove unwise.
