The phrase "augmented accordingly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something has been increased or enhanced in a manner that is appropriate or suitable to the context.
Example: "The software features were augmented accordingly to meet the new user requirements."
Alternatives: "increased as needed" or "enhanced appropriately".
Accordingly, augmented reality effectively requires allocation of resources to both the game and the real world (i.e. focus on winning and negotiating the real world).
Accordingly, curcumin augmented the phosphorylation of c-Jun and JunB, the downstream transcription factors of JNK and ERK, in THP-1 cells.
[20] measured each subject's individual peak alpha frequency prior to stimulation and tailored their stimulation frequency accordingly, augmenting on-going alpha oscillations using a cross-hemispheric electrode montage.
They posited that the best-performing companies understood when social and emotional characteristics were most important, and augmented their products to deliver accordingly.
Accordingly, we found faster proliferation, augmented ability to respond to antigen stimulation, elevated levels of the cytotoxic mediator granzyme B, and higher interferon-γ (IFNγ) production in activated CD8+ T cells from Ddit3-deficient mice, compared to controls (Fig. 3c e).
Accordingly, SN-induced apoptosis was only augmented in cells expressing the N-terminal channel-building part but not in cells expressing the C-terminal cytoplasmic part of Cx43.
Accordingly, salaries of these staff members cannot be augmented from funds administered by MIT, except as provided for in the normal pattern of promotion and salary review.
Accordingly, the regions corresponding to the "250 kb" clusters augmented by flanking regions of 250 kb were chosen as representative examples for presentation.
The T-S CMAC design is inspired by the architectural similarity of the T-S fuzzy control and CMAC where accordingly the PDC design control gains and weighting parameter are augmented into a single vector.
