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Discover LudwigThe phrase "account properly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to manage or report something in an accurate and appropriate manner.
Example: "It is essential to account properly for all expenses in the financial report to ensure transparency."
Alternatives: "record accurately" or "report correctly".
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And they fail to account properly for opportunity costs.
The importance for taking flexural effects into account properly is emphasised.
Oddly, the U.S. Census Bureau has yet to account properly for the presence of mixed-race Americans.
Days later, NextCard announced that banking regulators had found the company to be significantly undercapitalized -- in part, a result of its failure to account properly for credit losses.
Q.There is a view in the markets that European banks, unlike U.S. ones, have failed to account properly for their nonperforming loans.
The State Department opposed releasing the rest of the money, arguing that Chalabi had failed to account properly for the funds he had already received.
As for Hill, it blames a previous tenant for not cancelling his account properly and has ripped up the £500 demand - for now.
This is where Davidson's account properly commences, and why we get to hear about the minutiae of his shopping-list for renovations.
The party was fined for failing to account properly for its election expenses in 2006.In this section The media and the mouth The big beast Deliverance?
DNV GL found that several parameters with impact on CSP plant performance are often not taken into account properly in Due Diligence processes.
A more subtle weakness of the Fed Model, according to another recent study, is its failure to account properly for inflation -- an error that economists refer to as the "money illusion".
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