The phrase "account differences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations or discrepancies in accounts, such as financial statements or records.
Example: "We need to account for the differences in our financial reports to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "consider the discrepancies" or "address the variations".
Taking these results into account differences in rhamnolipid production kinetics could be caused by different iron concentrations.
It is found that different common ambient reliability targets are broadly comparable when taking into account differences in assumptions and applications.
These findings remained even after taking into account differences in house and yard sizes, distances from the subway, age of homes and the relative affluence of neighborhoods.
Adaptation from other art forms to motion pictures must take into account differences of complexity and scale in film.
The lead author, Dr. James D. Sargent of Dartmouth Medical School, said the study took into account differences in overall parental strictness, which did not appear to have a significant effect on experimenting with smoking.
Thereby we take into account differences in formal and informal employment characteristics.
Analyses taking into account differences in stature by dividing individual dimensions by height were also performed.
The design has served to identify the characteristics of visualisation, taking into account differences in the learners' knowledge.
In these analyses, we also take into account differences between the traffic patterns of working and weekend days.
aiThe PPS (purchasing power standard) is an artificial currency that takes into account differences in national price levels.
Following this line of reasoning, the educational system should take into account differences between students or groups thereof into account.
