The phrase "account of projects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a report or description detailing various projects, often in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The manager provided a comprehensive account of projects completed over the last quarter during the meeting."
Alternatives: "report on projects" or "summary of projects".
"Supply differentiates our commodity preferences," said Heap, adding that while higher capital spending would increase supply, he still anticipates it being below peak levels for all commodities on account of delayed projects and lower production.
So this account of the project, which was designed by Renzo Piano, is also a sweeping tale of national identity and artistic anxiety.
The final chapters of their book are largely histories of American Colonial archaeology, with an account of the project to make Plimouth Plantation historically accurate tacked on at the end.
Grandin gives an exhaustive account of the project's failure and of the light it sheds on Ford; disastrously, he was reluctant to hire native naturalists, who could have best advised him on growing rubber in the region.
The two men had a dispute and agreed to end the collaboration after the first day of shooting, but Godard included his two takes of Mailer at the beginning of the film as a sort of pentimento and personal account of the project's genesis.
Unless we design them to take account of the projected changes, people will install mechanical cooling in order to cope and increase carbon emissions as a result.What about the advent of more extreme weather and changes in rainfall?Changes in temperature, rainfall patterns and an increase in extreme events are likely to mean that materials will behave differently.
This paper therefore presents an account of a project that assessed the implications of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) in small-scale agricultural systems in Africa by focusing on a specific sector of agricultural food production in Ghana.
We used five males (ranges 37 to 66 years old, 70 to 94 kg) who gave informed consent to participate in the study after receiving a written and oral account of the project.
After a brief account of the project's history, background, and authority, I describe elements of its architecture and information content likely to be of interest to educators, and the site's tools for creating content and sharing it with others.
An underlying theme of my account of the Project is that its editors aim to provide access to Darwin's works by selecting materials that reflect a trend in his thought or his progress toward the creation of a given publication, such as the Origin.
