The phrase "account for projects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to consider or include specific projects in a report, analysis, or planning process.
Example: "In our quarterly review, we need to account for projects that have exceeded their budgets."
Alternatives: "consider the projects" or "include the projects".
After negotiations broke off, the league said a "true-up" would have begun in 2015 to account for projected revenue growth from new stadiums and television contracts.
The owners were not asking for certain credits for a range of expenses until then, and the "true up" would account for projected increases in revenue from new stadiums, new television contracts and a possible shift to an 18-game regular season.
They found that it is better to use local data based on related projects instead of global data, which allows to account for project-related particularities that impact the development effort.
And despite repeated requests from users on Twitter, the support account for Project Fi hasn't offered an explanation of what having no provided timeframe means, or when those users should expect to see an update.
OO Climate Change May Be Doubted By Some, But Now It's The Law says a federal appeals court in Chicago giving a thumbs-up this week to an obscure regulatory practice that helps the U.S. government account for projected costs of climate change.
Efficiency The evaluation identified problems related to the implementation and management of the BSF project that appeared to account for project achievements that were less than intended.
Click on the link that you are given to confirm your e-mail, so you can start using your account for project management.
The company, with a new auditor, PricewaterhouseCoopers, recently said that it intended to restate its financial results for 2000 and 2001 to reflect changes in the way it accounted for Project Alpha.
The accuracy of cost estimates can be further enhanced by accounting for projected dementia prevalence and the impact of interventions on dementia severity-specific prevalence.
For an employee, or rather, for the family of an employee, the loss of life accounts for projected loss of future earnings as well as the value to the family unit.
