The phrase "account of maintenance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a record or report detailing the maintenance activities performed on a system, equipment, or facility.
Example: "The technician provided a detailed account of maintenance performed on the machinery over the past year."
Alternatives: "record of maintenance" or "maintenance log".
At the same time, it rules out trivial accounts of maintenance replay.
Trapping of Bcd by cytoskeletal structures in nucleus-associated cytoplasmic domains may account for maintenance of the constant concentration of Bcd, similarly to the trapping observed for the Dorsal protein [21].
Within the footprint of that steel is a small allocation to take account of the maintenance of a digger in the iron mine that the steel originally came from … and so on for ever.
But the theory is also clearly influenced by the need to provide a formal account of truth maintenance.
Important considerations to take account of were maintenance of midline symmetry and the crown morphology of the contra-lateral incisor, e.g. peg-shaped/microdont.
Yet, as I suggest in this article, it is worth taking seriously the critique and compromise they voice through this ambivalence, and thus to open up and make sense of fissures in what might be too smooth an account of the maintenance of Senegalese pharmacists' successful destinies.
Pyruvate and lactate can be derived from non-glucose sources, such as glutamine, and this may account for maintenance of these metabolites even with reduced glucose metabolism.
A significant proportion of cancer arises from mutations early in development resulting in mosaicism (Frank 2010), and positive selection in antagonistic co-evolutionary processes may account for maintenance of alleles that confer cancer vulnerability (Crespi and Summers 2006).
One reason, which accounts for maintenance of Prx could be, that they can reduce a wide range of alkyl hydroperoxides [ 30], while APx isoforms are almost specific for H2O2 [ 4].
