The phrase "and so ordered" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or formal contexts to indicate that a decision or directive has been made and is now in effect.
Example: "The court has reviewed the evidence and, after careful consideration, finds in favor of the plaintiff, and so ordered."
Alternatives: "therefore decreed" or "thus ordered".
L. 108 375, § 514(a)(2), substituted "as provided in subsection (a)" for "(other than for training)" and "so ordered to active duty" for "ordered to active duty (other than for training)".
Gen. William Hudson, feared that the agitation among Kansas Jayhawkers and Oklahoma unionists would spill over the nearby border and so ordered draft dodgers arrested.
The Palestinians believed a deal to establish a Jewish state had already been made behind closed doors and so ordered a complete boycott of committee proceedings.
His son said experts warned that doing so might cause corrosion, and so ordered that all statues continue to be routinely covered in a protective coating.
The version used in the Ashkenazi (German) ritual was censored by Christian church authorities, who interpreted a sentence as a slighting reference to Jesus and so ordered its deletion.
It may come as some comfort to indie labels that a German court agreed with Gema that YouTube's notices on each blocked video, which blamed Gema for the blocking, illegally made the collecting society out as a villain, and so ordered the streaming site to make it clear that it is due to a disagreement between both parties.
An interest in literature surfaces briefly when he realises that the love of his life has a job making special deliveries for Amazon, and so orders a book – the title of which is irrelevant and unmentioned.
Comment 5. When the non-informative margins condition holds true the chained equations algorithm is a Gibbs sampler, and so order effects cannot occur [ 22].
The military's role is in defending computer networks and, if so ordered by the president, carrying out offensive attacks.
"ICE's detention authority is based in the furtherance of an alien's immigration proceedings, and if so ordered, their removal from the country," the agency said.
It follows from the views we have expressed that the decree of the circuit court was right, and should be affirmed; and it is so ordered.
