The phrase "account of quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assessment or evaluation of the quality of something, often in a formal or analytical context.
Example: "The report provided a detailed account of quality for each product, highlighting areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "assessment of quality" or "evaluation of quality".
How should one take account of quality improvements?
Other problems in estimating output arise in adjusting estimates of outputs to take account of quality change, measuring quantities or prices of nonstandard custom-made products, and estimating outputs of nonmarket goods and services.
The rate of growth of the capital stock measured so as to take account of quality improvements will be greater than the rate of growth of the capital stock measured in a way that neglects the differences between "vintages".
Donabedian's view [8] that quality of care is described in terms of "structure" (the attributes of the settings in which care occurs), "process" (the giving and receiving of care), and "outcome" (the effects that care has on health status)—is widely accepted but may not, on its own, be a complete account of quality.
Having adjusted survival to take account of quality of life, genetic services were still found to provide additional life years with the exception of women opting to have both bilateral prophylactic mastectomy and oophorectomy.
bAlthough Chinese classifier system does involve quality and our data poses interesting challenges to different ontological systems, it is beyond the scope of this paper to resolve this issue and we will simply note possible implications without attempting a full ontological account of Quality.
Descartes sought to replace "real qualities" with a mechanistic account of qualities in objects.
This followed from James' reading of Simplicius' account of qualities in the latter's commentary on Aristotle's Categories.
The ASGE Committee on Outcomes Research recommended 8 ERCP-specific qualindicatorstors be used to provide a better accounting of quality in ERCP.
All except one of the studies in the field of research under discussion here present detailed accounts of quality control procedures in relation to MeHg assessment.
Consultation length and continuity of care emerged as the two key 'structural' factors that were intimately associated with patients accounts of quality reported above.
