The phrase "account a process" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misunderstanding or misphrasing, as "account" typically requires a preposition like "for" to convey the intended meaning.
Example: "You need to account for the process when preparing your report."
Alternatives: "explain a process" or "describe a process."
"The sim in the mobile was basically like an ID card and mobiles were much easier to access than opening a bank account, a process that had far more formidable barriers to entry".
To use the new feature, users connect their AmEx cards with their LevelUp account (a process that you only need to do once).
After the invoice is paid, the business is invited to register for the Dwolla account – a process which Dwolla claims would take around 2 to 3 minutes to complete, and begins by having the business connect their account by submitting their email.
For multistep life cycles, a correction term can be added to the expression for PDN to account for a process neglected in the first approximation; see Alexander and Bonhoeffer (2012) for details.
As the scholars Jack Goody and Ian Watt observed, it is only in a literate culture that the past's inconsistencies have to be accounted for, a process that encourages skepticism and forces history to diverge from myth.
Simply put, LeanData automates the process of matching unconverted leads with respective customer accounts, a process executed manually by many organizations today.
What we are seeing all around us are the continued effects of a vast criminal enterprise that has never been brought to account, employing a process that, as University of Texas economist James Galbraith explains, involved the equivalent of counterfeiting, laundering and fencing.
In two articles published in Tilloch's Philosophical Journal in January and February 1814, Accum described the iodine content of different kinds of seaweed and gave a detailed account of a process for iodine production.
In fact, even at the start of this year he came close to quitting this album; it was by his account "a gruelling process to figure out".
EADS's 2009 accounts are scheduled to be published March 9, and financial market regulations require that they be audited by an outside accounting firm — a process that normally takes about four weeks.
He said J. P. Morgan Chase should also have noticed that First Equity was regularly transferring the arriving money into other bank accounts overseas, a process that he called "a classic money laundering pattern".
