The phrase "account for future" is not correct as it stands and may need additional context to be fully usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing planning or considerations for future events or outcomes, but it typically requires a preposition or additional words for clarity.
Example: "We need to account for future expenses in our budget."
Alternatives: "consider future" or "factor in future".
This does not account for future needs.
And that doesn't account for future storms.
Yet some analysts do question whether GE Capital has set aside reserves enough to account for future loan losses.
Instead, we propose to improve the planning and design of wastewater infrastructures through methodologies that systematically account for future uncertainty, like, e.g. scenario planning.
If adaptive management is adopted, there is no need to account for future climate change when planning the current abatement targets.
The results show the benefits and limitations of using the electrical test infrastructure, and the lessons learned that must be taken into account for future tests.
Today, Citigroup, once the nation's largest and mightiest financial institution, has been brought to its knees by more than $65 billion in losses, write-downs for troubled assets and charges to account for future losses.
Earnouts can be considered as a bridge between two diverging valuations: With an earnout, a bidder is less worried about overpaying, and shareholders of the target are protected against a low price that does not account for future promising results.
Increasing the blowing ratio and turbulence intensity will result in a higher heat transfer coefficient, which must be taken into account for future designs and overall reduction of heat load.
These observations, although in the solid state, must be taken into account for future studies where intramolecular tricopper(I /O2 (or other small molecules of interest) interactions in solution are desirable.
Since PID is the intrinsic nature of plasma processing, variability enhancement and reliability degradation by PID should be taken into account for future Very-Large-Integration (VLSI) circuit designs.
