The phrase "account for lost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to explain or justify losses, often in financial or logistical contexts.
Example: "The accountant must account for lost revenue in the quarterly report."
Alternatives: "explain the losses" or "justify the lost".
Benefits that account for lost earnings and diminished quality of life that veterans can suffer for decades.
A typical secondary school in the UK can end up producing more than 400 new payment cards every year to account for lost, damaged and new intake ones, says Nigel Walker, managing director of biometrics company BioStore.
He is also seeking compensation for his attorneys, who are handling his case pro bono, and for himself, to account for lost salary and benefits and the cost of replacing his electronics, which information-security consultants have advised him are "permanently compromised".
He is also seeking compensation for his attorneys, who are handling his case pro bono, and for himself, to account for lost salary and benefits and the cost of replacing his electronics, which information-security consultants have advised him are "permanently compromised". Finally, Edelman has asked to be removed from a security list that bars him from entering any government building.
Among other problems, it failed to account for lost weapons.
Unfortunately, the broader system's cost-benefit analysis of these local cost decisions, to account for lost aircraft productivity, production interdependencies and day-of defects, is not something airlines consider or complete.
Regardless of the aetiology, LE represents a pathology that accounts for lost recreation time, decreased quality of life, and work-related disability claims, and LE also has widespread social, financial, and clinical implications [ 6].
"This administration is separating kids from their parents and unable to account for 1,500 lost children!
Whether anyone should believe Kara Thrace, a k a Starbuck, the swashbuckling fighter pilot who was thought to be dead for two months and cannot account for her lost time or prove her claim, is only one of many mysteries confounding the crew of the Galactica.
