The phrase "absorbed account" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in a context where one is discussing an account that has been fully integrated or taken in, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "After reviewing the absorbed account of the events, it was clear that all perspectives had been considered."
Alternatives: "integrated account" or "comprehensive account".
Andrew Veyette gave a sober, correct, but absorbing account of its male role on Friday night.
Despite the challenges, photographs taken by the Marcellus Shale Documentary Project make up an absorbing account of the drilling frenzy in America.
This "ruminative, wholly absorbing" account unfolds with "quiet authority, lending unexpected dignity to the whole affair," our reviewer, Bruce Barcott, wrote in the Book Review last year.
And Brown offers an insightful, absorbing account of the pas de deux into which, to her eventual peril, Diana joined with the paparazzi.
In charting the "astonishing leaps" that forensic science has made over the past two centuries, McDermid provides a grimly absorbing account of crime and its detection.
You can picture, from the British Library's moving and absorbing account of a moment when worlds apart suddenly met – how they communicated by pointing at parts of their bodies: words like belly, hand, foot.
Called "World Within World", it is a marvellously absorbing account of his inner self and how it negotiated its difficult way through a brash and brutish world of lies, deceit and compromise.
And at the evening's end, Brad Lubman conducted Signal in an assured, absorbing account of "Shelter," a potent collaborative work by Mr. Gordon, Mr. Lang and Ms. Wolfe that has only become more poignant since its premiere in 2005.
Related: Seneca: A Life review – absorbing account of the philosopher's life What is it like to be in the wealthiest tier of society, either in ancient Rome or today?
The result is a lucid, absorbing account of the life and mind of the man who has been extravagantly praised as the nation's best thinker among politicians since Lincoln and its best politician among thinkers since Jefferson.In this section Lesson learned?
While they were once useful and sometimes absorbing accounts of the inner workings of government at its highest levels, these books now tend to be exercises in apostasy, and their primary purpose seems to be to confer intellectual and moral independence, if not heroism, on their authors.
