The phrase "accordingly work" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "We need to adjust our strategy; accordingly, work on the new plan."
Alternatives: "therefore proceed" or "consequently act".
Accordingly, work was undertaken to connect a series of old trails leading from the panhandle of North Vietnam southward along the upper slopes of the Annamese Cordillera (French: Chaîne Annamitique; Vietnamese: Truong-Son) into eastern Laos and Cambodia and thence into South Vietnam.
Accordingly, work continued on the Memorial throughout World War II, though in February 1941 the board decided to extend its scope to include the new war.
Accordingly, work by Robakis and colleagues [10] has demonstrated that soluble N-cadherin-CTF2 binds the transcription factor CBP and promotes its degradation.
Accordingly, work on the combinatorial interaction of transcription factors (TFs) is important in gene regulation.
The company monitors how its services are used and develops them accordingly, working on the assumption that if you're fit, healthy and happy, you're likely to be more productive at work – and less likely to leave.
Ruthven (2007) identifies key structuring features in TEL integration, requiring from teachers to shape their craft knowledge accordingly: working environment, resource system, activity format, curriculum script and time economy.
Accordingly, we work in this study within ca. 20% of the critical temperature (in K) (i.e. >250 °C) but below the thermal cracking threshold of 340 °C.
Accordingly, this work aimed to determine if prospective environmental usability assessments differ across presentation media.
Accordingly, this work aims to provide a comprehensive review of the available TDH correlations.
Accordingly, this work reported an amperometric aptasensor for highly sensitive detection of sulfadimethoxine (SDM).
Accordingly, the work laces classical idioms with Mr. Mehldau's more familiar jazz voice, not always persuasively.
