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The phrase "account in order to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the purpose or reason for providing an account or explanation.
Example: "She provided a detailed account in order to clarify the events that took place during the meeting."
Alternatives: "account for the purpose of" or "report in order to".
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He agreed that universities could take race into account in order to create diverse classes.
Apple requires a person to be logged into his account in order to download an application from the App Store.
Analysts said that raised the prospect of raiding a windfall oil account in order to dampen renewed protests.
Byrne knew this, and had left the aggressor anonymous in her account in order to protect him.
Does this mean I have to have a social media account in order to sign in to the Guardian?
He said the Vatican bank had transferred the money to the German account in order to buy German bonds.
The app itself is free, but will require a BarkBox account in order to use.
You can also create an account in order to build and share your own collections.
These sets of pixels will be taken into account in order to define the similarity measure.
Each of them must be taken into account in order to assess the overall scope.
Moving objects are taken into account in order to reduce the noise [33, 34].
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