The phrase "account for issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to consider or explain certain problems or challenges in a given context.
Example: "In our analysis, we must account for issues related to data accuracy and reliability."
Alternatives: "consider the problems" or "address the concerns".
We are learning already; the F.D.A. revised its training procedure to account for issues that emerged during an early training session and the August inspection of the Iowa facilities at the center of the recent outbreak.
To account for issues of multicollinearity (Gujarati, 1988) a variable inflation factor (VIF) test was performed for CSR and EM since this correlation in particular diminishes the power of an eventual relation.
After closing my account for issues of national security, a simple email request had cleared my name?
Clinton gave no official answer for why she just didn't use a government account for work and a personal account for issues pertaining to her private life.
Such efforts would be counterproductive: Failure to account for issues of sustainability right from the outset will lead to negative repercussions that may in some cases drive the poor back into a state of vulnerability.
Furthermore, none of these models account for issues 3 & 4 above, particularly variation in TEFs, which can be problematic [11], [12].
It is not clear from the literature how researchers implement this system while accounting for issues outside of the purview of the MMCS or that arise during MMCS use.
The EASE score test statistic accounts for issues related to multiple testing across many biological process categories in a semi-conservative manner [ 19].
Standardized methods, accounting for issues such as internal, external validity, control of bias and type I error, and well-reported results (cf. Monica Edholm's presentation) are always favored by regulators for obvious reasons, especially in a confirmatory setting.
Failure to account for these issues can result in inflated estimations of species diversity and the errors propagated to subsequent analyses [ 4].
Further research focusing a single important correlation should account for these issues, though.
