The phrase "account for environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors that need to be considered or included in a particular analysis or decision-making process related to the environment.
Example: "When planning the new development, we must account for the environment to ensure sustainability."
Alternatives: "consider the environment" or "factor in the environment".
In addition, phenotypic values of the NAM RILs were re-estimated to account for environment-specific flowering time covariates and a small proportion of lines were dropped due to genotypic data quality problems.
Therefore using the return signal from foliage to establish the clutter model that accounts for environment effects is of great importance for the sensing-through-foliage radar detection.
Accounting for environment, emotions and intersubjective space, as illustrated in this paper, can be enhanced by engaging with the embodied researcher.
This allows comparisons between acousticians', city-users' and planners' categorizations of urban soundscapes, and suggests that a simple decrease of noise level or the elimination of noises is insufficient to account for urban environment improvement.
An individual's food intake is set to be slightly above exercise, to account for an environment that promotes eating over exercising.
All models additionally controlled for the availability of supermarkets to account for food environment "context," specifically to allow for the fact that takeaway type foods can also be purchased from supermarkets, and therefore to minimise confounding.
To explain complex cultural phenomena in agent tracking, such as the consequences of social sorting (Hacking 1986) and deception (see, below, the case of Arnaud du Tilh), it is also necessary to account for agent-environment interactions.
We partitioned the variation in microbial community dissimilarity matrices into components that accounted for vegetation, environment and geographic distance (i.e. pure effects) and their combined effects (Fig. 4, Table S2).
Factors associated with obesity, and separately with hypertension and hypercholesterolemia will be assessed using multilevel modelling accounting for shared environment at the school level and neighbourhood level.
