The phrase "account for the unavoidable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to consider or include factors that cannot be avoided in a situation or analysis.
Example: "In our project planning, we must account for the unavoidable delays caused by weather conditions."
Alternatives: "consider the inevitable" or "factor in the unavoidable".
In order to account for the unavoidable manufacturing errors, it is proposed here to replace the unactuated revolute (R) joints of an existing design by cylindrical (C) joints.
To account for the unavoidable modeling errors and parameter fluctuations, the network parameters are assumed to be time-varying but norm-bounded values.
The network parameters are assumed to be time-varying but norm-bounded to account for the unavoidable modeling errors and parameter fluctuations.
The use of numerical partial derivatives was applied to implicitly account for the unavoidable costs and component interdependencies.
This behaviour is limiting for system improvement based on the conventional exergoeconomic analysis as this uses indicators based on absolute values of (dot{C}_D) and (dot{Z}) and thus does not account for the unavoidable parts.
In this respect, EEA can be regarded as a natural development of the economic theory of production of commodities, which it extends by properly accounting for the unavoidable energy dissipation in the productive chain.
The decisive advantage of EEA consists in its being entirely and uniformly resource-based: in this respect, it owes some of its structural formalism both to the economic theory of production of commodities, which it extends by accounting for the unavoidable energy dissipation in the productive chain, and to resource-oriented economics.
It takes into account the unavoidable contaminations and provides, for each mRNA species in the cell, a quantitative assessment of the percentage of molecules which are localized to the vicinity of mitochondria.
The goal was to account for unavoidable "quantum" noise fluctuations associated with the fact that light has both a wave-like and a particle-like character, Clerk explained.
Water is treated as a co-reactant for unfurling the affinity studies in ZFP-DNA binding equilibria that takes into account the unavoidable change in hydration that occurs when these two solvated surfaces come into contact.
This difference arises, as the partial derivatives account for both the interdependencies between component exergy efficiencies and for the unavoidable part of exergy destruction and investment.
