The phrase "account of feedback" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a report or summary that reflects the opinions or responses received regarding a particular subject or action.
Example: "The manager provided an account of feedback from the team during the meeting to address the recent project challenges."
Alternatives: "summary of feedback" or "report on feedback".
The guideline has been modified at several points along the way to take account of that feedback.
"Institutions will resubmit plans which will take account of our feedback to them," said Emma Raczka, a spokeswoman for the council.
Finally, note that we are taking account of the feedback effect of wages on the immigrant share by substituting out the current immigrant share using equation (6).
Following this initial period of consultation (up until 2007) the FORM's framework was further refined, taking account of the feedback received, and the public consultation period was extended to June 2009.
Since the Bowel/Colorectal CAM was validated, a review of all the CAMs was undertaken, taking account of extensive feedback from local partners (Primary Care Trusts and Cancer Networks) who had used the measure(s).
However, based on the feedbacks collected from the students and the instructor of the current research, we will be able to improve the system by taking account of the feedbacks and replicate the study in a more longitudinal way.
Bayesian network methods are unable to account for feedback regulation, a hallmark of signaling networks [ 2].
This suggests taking into account the type of feedback information included in these internal models because the effects of visual, position or force information were non equivalent.
This assumption can be later relaxed to account for feedback with IOP (pseudofacility) or the effects of medication.
To account for interdependencies between the electricity market and the rest of the economy, different models were used to account for feedback loops with all other sectors.
