The phrase "account of features" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing or detailing the characteristics or attributes of something, often in a report or analysis.
Example: "The account of features in the latest smartphone model highlights its advanced camera system and long battery life."
Alternatives: "description of features" or "overview of features".
But the idea that God's agency is marred simply because the world contains bad presupposes that God's agency is in some marred on account of features of the options of choice rather than on account of God's orientation to what is valuable.
On the basis of subjects' grasping precision we were also able to consider the ability of participants to take account of features of the object, such as its size.
Perhaps a negative test set that took account of features associated with regulatory regions such as open chromatin regions and DNase hypersensitivity would be ideal.
This global view on the gene content of L. crispatus provided an accurate account of features associated with vaginal health and represents the first effort to describe the genomic potential of this central urogenital species.
The same mechanisms LISA uses to simulate analogy also provide a natural account of feature-based similarity effects (e.g., violations of symmetry), structural effects (e.g., the advantage of alignable over non-alignable differences), and the combined effects of featural and structured information (i.e., MIPs and MOPs; "Matches In/Out of Place") on similarity judgments.
Some similarity measure like soft cosine measure proposed in [29] takes into account similarity of features.
Such evidence would provide critical support for theoretical accounts of feature binding and its consequences on subsequent information processing [ 10].
More generally, the naturalist owes an account of what features of law are most in need of explication and why.
This paper gives an account of design features and safety aspects of the existing and modified Apsara reactor.
The requirements templates have been extended to include new information to give account of specific features concerning groupware applications.
Mixed positions along the lines of those just discussed suppose that morality is objective in some respects, on account of some features of human nature, and relative in other respects.
