The phrase "aim accordingly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when advising someone to adjust their goals or actions based on specific circumstances or information.
Example: "Given the new market trends, we need to aim accordingly to ensure our strategy remains effective."
Alternatives: "adjust your aim" or "target appropriately".
Our aim was accordingly to estimate delta, theta and alpha EEG band power in controls and in migraineurs in a true interictal period, where both the time from the previous attack and the time to the following attack are controlled.
Our aim was accordingly to further characterise subjects with early disturbances in the glucose metabolism being at risk for development of type 2 diabetes.
For some, this comes easy, and games makers understand that what works for one title will fit others, too which is why reload is so often where it is on first-person shooters, whatever the developer, and why those left and right triggers aim and fire accordingly.
For some, this comes easy, and games makers understand that what works for one title will fit others, too – which is why reload is so often where it is on first-person shooters, whatever the developer, and why those left and right triggers aim and fire accordingly.
Accordingly, aim of the present report was the examination of bovine IVD cell proliferative responses to these three growth factors using three-dimensional (3D) culture systems.
Accordingly, aim of this work was the study of IVD cell responses to mitogenic growth factors in a three-dimensional (3D) organotypic milieu, comprising characteristic molecules of IVD's extracellular matrix.
If on a hill though, realize that if the bear is lower than you, he will lead his attack with his head because of the difficulties of standing, so you'll need to aim the kick accordingly.
One approach to deciding between these theories, accordingly, aims at giving an account of phenomenal colors.
"Brogue" is a play on "Vogue," and the mix accordingly "aims to redirect the media's attention away from those who 'vogue' because they like to and towards those who vogue because they need to," Shyshaker told THUMP via email.
