'it accords' is a correct usage of the verb 'accord' in written English.
You can use it to mean 'to agree, correspond, or be consistent with' something. For example: "The new policy accords with the company's values."
But "A Baby Story" is virtually alone among reality series in the dignity it accords its subjects.
The new AAP policy moves beyond its neutral policy in 1999 and it accords with another evidence-based policy assessment in Australia in 2012 that went further by calculating the risk-benefit (100 1 in favour) and finding that over their lifetime up to half of uncircumcised males were at risk of a medical condition caused by the foreskin [ 6].
A question in this case, Riegel v. Medtronic Inc., No. 06-179, is whether the court will give the government's position the usual deference it accords an agency's interpretation of its basic statute.
He added that the appropriateness of a teaching, practice, symbol, is independent of its origin, but is determined by "whether or not it accords with the Buddha's Teachings".
It accords with the human's needs of environmental protection.
One of the dubious traditions of the press is the "honeymoon" it accords incoming Presidents.
Like much of this kind of research, it accords with common sense and everyday experience.
It accords blame, even if, as many commentators duly noted, those who should take blame often don't.
A crucial component of the grading system is the weight it accords to how students progress over time.
It accords it the status of a state, which Isis claims for itself but does not deserve.
Furthermore, it accords with the requirement of the new generation GPS standard which the measurement uncertainty characterizing the reliability of the results is given together.
