The phrase "account of changing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a narrative or explanation regarding changes, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The report provided an account of changing circumstances in the market."
Alternatives: "narrative of changes" or "description of changes".
The official media too can be subtly changed to take account of changing times.
It is important that regulations and guidelines have the flexibility to take account of changing conditions, eg. a change in technology or markets should they occur.
Despite its own dire predictions on the potential impact of climate change, the government's impact assessment for Flood Re does not take account of "changing flood risk due to deterioration of existing flood defences [or] climate change".
"The analysis of the baseline scenario assumes that flood risk remains the same over time," said last week's impact assessment, adding that it does not "take account of changing flood risk due to deterioration of existing flood defences, climate change or development in flood-risk areas".
This comprehensive framework of international regulations is regularly revised to take account of changing circumstances and technical advances.
"We will also be changing the printed Monday to Friday newspaper to take account of changing patterns of readership and advertising.
The story of British Airways is one of the most widely used inspirational accounts of changing culture.
The underlying question was how the Constitution should take account not only of changing technology but also of society's changing understanding of technology's threat to privacy.
But making a comparison between two men with pretty much the same problems (while trying to take into account the trajectory of changing moods in their countries) is much more complex than a slew of poll results.
This study takes account of the changing environments as migrants move from one country to another, and experience changes in the obesogenicity of the different aspects of the environment (including socio-cultural environments), that they need to meld with their own culture of beliefs, attitudes, cuisine and so on.
