The phrase "account guide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a document or resource that provides instructions or information related to managing an account, such as a user account for a website or service.
Example: "Please refer to the account guide for detailed instructions on how to set up your profile and manage your settings."
Alternatives: "account manual" or "account handbook".
Again the issue is how an account like Salmon's can capture this feature of successful explanation of the behavior of complex systems—how the account guides us to find the "right" level of description of the phenomena we are trying to explain.
In one of the most prominent accounting guides for planters, Thomas Affleck's "Plantation Record and Account Book," he gives advice on how to appreciate and depreciate enslaved people.
And, of course, if the book were being written now, the vicious side of Marxist and Leninist thought, mostly a subtext in Wilson's account, would guide the narrative, and the story would touch down in Siberia or Berlin rather than at the Finland Station.
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In addition various selectivity or ADME related properties (e.g. Lipinski properties, polar surface area, activity at off-targets, etc).. can be taken into account to guide the evolution of structures meeting multiple design criteria.
The best part of it all is that the Merriam-Webster account helping guide the evolution of language is doing it in such a fun and cheeky way.
If he has a complex estate, you may want to hire an attorney or tax account to guide you through the process, with the estate picking up the cost.
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By his own account, two guiding principles for dealings with other people are that "anyone can be bought, and everyone has his price".
