"he accords" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used as part of a verb phrase, meaning to give something to someone or to treat someone in a certain way. Example: "John accords his employees with respect and fairness, which has earned him their loyalty."
Concluding that Marx and his followers "were not the fundamental rethinkers of the contemporary world"—he accords that honour to Albert Einstein, Max Weber and others Mr Service turns from ideas to their practical application.He argues that one can indeed trace a single unified history of communism, namely by following the rise and spread of the "truly innovative" Russian model.
Now facing the end of his own (he has terminal cancer), he accords himself the same compassion.
He accords little importance to the thousands of protests in China, most of them against corruption and the loss of land.
In contrast to Kant he accords a special efficacy to music: The effect of music is stronger, quicker, more necessary and infallible.
Despite Mr. McVicar's gibes at the stupidity of the story in a recent interview with The New York Times, he accords this Verdi staple respect in his staging.
Meanwhile, while Warren says he opposes torture, he doesn't treat the subject with anything like the zeal he accords gay marriage and abortion.
Note: MHE+ and MHE- denotes the presence or absence of minimal HE according to psychometric tests performance.
Nor should he, according to some rabbis.
He, according to Chanax, was one of three military men in don Mike's store.
He accorded second-team All-state player honors as a prep senior.
Formalin fixed tissue specimens were sectioned and stained with hematoxilin eosion (HE) according to standard protocols.
