The phrase "affairs according to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing matters or situations that are governed or influenced by a particular set of rules, principles, or perspectives.
Example: "The committee will handle the affairs according to the established guidelines."
Alternatives: "matters in accordance with" or "issues based on".
"We have an elite running its affairs according to a strategy of stubbornness," he said.
He declines to discuss his tax affairs, according to the Tories.
Ten were concerned directly with Swedish affairs, according to the report, which examined three in detail.
You can welcome or denounce this state of affairs according to taste.
Nevertheless, the Saudi foreign ministry deemed the statement "offensive" and "blatant interference in its internal affairs," according to the BBC.
Contracts enable individuals to order their personal and business affairs according to their particular needs and interests.
Then, their need for care is appraised by the Medical Review Board – an independent statutory corporation performing advisory functions to SHI and LTCI that is directly supervised by the state's ministry of social affairs - according to a standardized procedure.
A court order set in motion by his 26-year-old son declared Bauer's wife, Ruth, incompetent to handle her own affairs-according to legal filings by her son's lawyer, she suffers from health problems because of an addiction to alcohol.
The staff under both positions will be shifted to the Bureau of Oceans and International and Scientific Affairs, according to the report.
Almost half of the 2.2 million troops deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan report difficulties on their return home, but many receive inadequate care from the US Department of Defense and Veterans Affairs, according to a new study published on Tuesday.
Throughout the investigation of Detective Wrynn, the undercover officer and Detective Dowd suspected that Detective Wrynn was himself receiving leaks from within Internal Affairs, according to testimony in Mr. Tocco's trial.
