The phrase "account of instruments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a detailed description or report regarding various tools or devices used in a specific context, such as research or music.
Example: "The report provided a comprehensive account of instruments used in the experiment, highlighting their functions and significance."
Alternatives: "description of tools" or "report on devices".
But other recent publications, like ones I've written about have taken account of instrument and measurement quality and they too find no pause.
The earliest historical accounts of instruments resembling those of the present day kulintang are in the writings of various European explorers from the 16th century who would have seen such instruments used in passing.
A more detailed account of these instruments shall be included later in this manuscript.
The advantages and disadvantages of centralized versus decentralized models would need to be considered for such a program taking into account the costs of instruments and their maintenance together with practicalities of sample and/or patient transport and results dissemination.
Jawboning smaller countries will get much harder if the world's biggest capital market, America, pointedly insists on its own tailored version of the standards.American critics of IASB make several points, many to do with fair-value or "mark-to-market" accounting of financial instruments.
Using two historic instruments and playing on gut strings, David Watkin gives a definitive period instrument account of Bach's six solo Cello Suites.
(Smith) ★ London Haydn Quartet (Sunday) As part of the estimable Music Before 1800 series, the basset clarinetist Eric Hoeprich joins this British ensemble for a period instrument account of Mozart's breathtakingly beautiful Clarinet Quintet, on a program otherwise devoted to string quartets by the group's namesake.
Towards an integrated contingency framework for MAS sophistication: case studies on the scope of accounting instruments in Dutch power and gas companies.
As classic economic books explain, money has three functions: instrument of exchange, unit of account and reserve instrument.
The astronaut Michael Massimo provides a loping, self-deprecating account of trying to replace an instrument panel on the Hubble space telescope.
