The phrase "advances accordingly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that progress or developments are made in a manner that is appropriate or in line with certain conditions or expectations.
Example: "As the project progresses, the team will adjust their strategies and advances accordingly to meet the new deadlines."
Alternatives: "proceeds accordingly" or "moves forward accordingly".
Background: Over the past 20 years, knowledge of the genome and its function has increased dramatically, but risk assessment methodologies using such knowledge have not advanced accordingly.
At each step the event with the shortest execution time is implemented, the simulation time is advanced accordingly, and the list of possible events and their associated rates is updated to account for changes in subunit neighbor state.
Expectations (and no doubt advances) are accordingly lower for the class of 2010, who have come up with a variety of responses to the perennial problem: how do you write about fame and other celebrities?
In Theorem 3.1 no such constraint is involved and what is more we do not impose is τ ( n ) is delayed or advanced and accordingly σ ( n ) can be delayed or advanced.
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The back of the child's head accordingly advances along the lower birth canal, distending its walls and dilating its cavity while the head progresses.
Accordingly, advances in waste management are currently being applied to minimize the environmental impact of existing sites.
Accordingly, advances in systems medicine must be assessed on both a medical and more basic biologic scale, as the correspondence between medicine and biology is intricate.
As we gain greater understanding of the priors and parameters associated with molecular dating, there have been accordingly advances in our methodology.
When it was first invented in Hungary by Laszlo Biro in 1938 and later produced in this country by Milton Reynolds ("The Reynolds Rocket"), it was hailed as a technological advance and priced accordingly.
