The phrase "account of the changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a report or explanation regarding modifications or alterations that have taken place.
Example: "The report provides a detailed account of the changes made to the policy over the past year."
Alternatives: "description of the changes" or "report on the changes".
Qantas announced its new card payment regime in July, to take account of the changes.
And that takes no account of the changes needed in UK domestic laws and regulations.
The 3.7% increase takes account of the changes to green and social levies.
However, he added, constituencies could be rejigged within the 5% limit to take account of the changes.
Sklenicka's account of the changes in Carver's third book of stories, "What We Talk About When We Talk About Love" (1981), is meticulous and heartbreaking.
The senior NATO officer confirmed the prosecutor's account of the changes that took place inside the Attorney General's office, and cited another case that is going nowhere: that of Ali Shah Paktiawal, the police chief of Nangarhar Province.
We have calculated an alternative measure of China's exchange rate, which takes account of the change in unit labour costs in all four economies.
It is especially important that model calculations take account of the change in the star's structure with time as its hydrogen supply is gradually converted into helium.
"The drug thalidomide was the motor that reinvigorated the Abortion Law Reform Association and paved the way for reform," wrote Keith Hindell and Madeleine Simms in Abortion Law Reformed, their comprehensive 1971 account of the change in the law.
At smaller wave numbers it is necessary to use a model of the wave induced variation of the Reynolds stresses which takes account of the change o.
The estimates have been calculated to take account of the change to higher education funding in 2012-13, when universities in England were allowed to triple yearly fees to £9,000.
