The phrase "account of resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a report or description that details the available resources in a particular context, such as a project or organization.
Example: "The annual report includes a comprehensive account of resources allocated to each department."
Alternatives: "report on resources" or "overview of resources".
This will involve rethinking the objective of economic policymaking to bring in non-monetary measures of progress, such as wellbeing, and to take account of resource constraints.
"A generation ago, my brothers and I were mesmerized by a fictional account of resource depletion, starring Charlton Heston — 'Soylent Green,' " he said.
Comparisons of ICERs across studies should be interpreted with caution due to methodological differences (e.g. some take account of resource savings and some do not, some take a societal perspective while others take a provider perspective), cultural and epidemiological profiles may differ.
Progress is possible if decision-makers heed a few basic principles: learning isn't a commodity; schools are not profit centers; and communities are entitled to a voice and to an accounting of resources.
Or must we take into account the amount of resources and performance of the public health system before making a moral judgment in this matter?
This instrument quantified the number of units consumed in each category by donors for a full accounting of resource utilization.
18 19 These were based on an account of the resources used in delivery of a dance programme for girls by Hampshire Dance and Trinity Laban 20 in which resources had been identified, but not costed.
The hybrid method takes account of internal resources and capabilities (strengths and weakness) and external factors (opportunities and threats).
So, too, are the global brands that invade and ultimately destroy local food cultures (Wilson's book includes an account of the resources deployed by Frito-Lay to promote Doritos in Thailand).
