The phrase "account assumptions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the assumptions made in relation to an account, such as financial or user accounts.
Example: "Before finalizing the report, we need to review the account assumptions to ensure accuracy in our projections."
Alternatives: "financial assumptions" or "assumptions regarding accounts".
The process model and measurement model are formulated, relating the global target position to its corresponding image pixel, taking into account assumptions pertinent to a typical strawberry orchard.
The paper proposes a modified Gini coefficient taking in account assumptions of revenue re-distribution to measure the spatial equity impact.
Now, taking into account assumptions (HA), (HB) and properties of function θ, we can write (3.6).
Now, taking into account assumptions (HA), (HB) and (HC), and using the same constants as in (3.5) and (3.7) it follows (5.2).▀.▀
Next, other right terms of (12) are shown to be bounded by using the Cauchy-Schwarz inequality, the continuity of injection of (mathbf{H}^{mathbf{1}}(boldsymbol{Omega})) in (mathbf{L}^{infty}(boldsymbol{Omega})) and by taking into account assumptions (3) on the function g.
Data were entered into SPSS IBMM Version 20) and these observational data were analysed using appropriate methods, taking into account assumptions for parametric tests.
Taking into account assumption (i), it is clearly seen that ({mathcal{F}}) is continuous on (C I,ell_{p})).
The proof is analogous to that of Step 2, noting that H ( λ, ψ, 0 ) = P for ∈ D ′ and taking into account assumption b) and the fact that V ¯ ∖ V ′ is closed in M ˆ.
"Companies like to categorize prior accounting assumptions that were overly optimistic as nonrecurring write-offs," he said.
Accounting assumptions about capital costs and discount rates make a big difference, as do variations in electricity prices.
Even on the current accounting assumptions, American public employers have been paying just four-fifths of the required contributions.
