"closely accompanied" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation in which one person is closely following or keeping next to another person, or to indicate that two or more things are happening together. For example, "The king was closely accompanied by his guard as he went on his afternoon stroll."
Pairs stayed together year round, and were closely accompanied by juveniles during their first year of life.
This was closely accompanied by news that Rockstar has registered a number of web domains, including CashForDeadDreams.com, SixFigureTemps.com, StopPayingYourMortgage.net, HammersteinFaust.com and LifeInvader.com – which all sound very GTA.
What commentators miss, however, is that increasing polarization in recent decades has been closely accompanied by fundamental social and economic changes most notably, a parallel rise in income inequality.
What commentators miss, however, is that increasing polarization in recent decades has been closely accompanied by fundamental social and economic changes most notably, a parallel rise in income inequality.
In chemical absence models, spike and wave discharges were also closely accompanied by mild systemic hypothermia, as both PTZ- and GHB-induced temperature decreases ranged from about 1 1.4 °C respectively, together with EEG markers of absence activity.
(Her admission is closely accompanied by a patronizing aside to the reader: "It sounds completely neurotic, but believe me, you'll have some of these feelings; it goes with the territory").
Even though the players compete, they still understand they are a single entity, closely accompanying the melody, employ different variations without destroying the music's basic patterns.
Even along roads within their borders, and even during ENSO-related drought, reserves of all types reduced fires that closely accompany roads throughout the Amazon.
Their progress is being watched closely, with accompanying rave reviews.
Markets will also look closely at accompanying figures on hourly earnings and average work week for clues on whether American workers, who are also the consumers that drive much of the nation's economy, are feeling any relief from the recession.
In May, peak events in TSP are accompanied closely by elevations in PM10.
