"issued accordingly" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It is often used to signify that an action has been taken, or a request has been granted. For example: "After careful consideration of the application, the permit was issued accordingly."
The EPA, the Pentagon says, has drawn up acceptable emissions levels, and has issued permits accordingly.
Ms. Colbert Busch is selecting some of her issues accordingly.
Several algorithms are introduced to tackle the issues accordingly.
Bond banks have their own overseers, and ratings agencies analyze the banks' creditworthiness, grading issues accordingly.
This issue, accordingly, supports the need of special attentions to the cultural and social aspects of transforming places under a process of urban design/planning.
Advisers to Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama said that they viewed health care as a strong way to court Mr. Edwards's supporters in the week ahead, and that they would be hitting the issue accordingly.
"But more importantly, this allowed for a breadth of creativity from the artists and allowed us to address the state of our democracy, freedom of speech, climate change, the immigration ban — big-tent issues". Accordingly, the proceeds will be distributed between Planned Parenthood, the ACLU or a different charity of a given artist's choosing.
If they think that one or two issues are a lot more, or a lot less, important than the rest, Elect-Your-Match! will make it easy to weight these issues accordingly and allow voters to see whether their presidential choice changes.
We have added a few comments on these issues accordingly, in the section entitled 'Generalised failure of classical techniques to detect dormant bacteria in clinical microbiology'.
