The phrase "account the specific needs" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "take into account the specific needs"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing considerations or factors that should be acknowledged in a particular context, such as planning or decision-making.
Example: "When designing the program, we must take into account the specific needs of our users to ensure its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "consider the specific needs" or "factor in the specific needs."
To improve website usability, it is necessary to take into account the specific needs of users.
In addition to this, residential ecological architecture takes into account the specific needs of the people who will inhabit each home.
The guidelines set forth here are deliberately general; implementation must take into account the specific needs of a student's program and the nature of the discipline or disciplines involved.
The study suggests that a tailor-made pedagogy for second-career teachers is needed, along with certain programme features, which take into account the specific needs of this group of students.
Such a technology can take into account the specific needs of machines such as the mostly scheduled transmission of very small packets of information and the specific needs of white space such as avoiding interference from licensed and unlicensed users.
"Baby foods, including baby rice, must comply with the same legislation setting out the controls for contaminants as other foods," said a spokeswoman; "The law takes into account the specific needs of infants and young children". She said the FSA had conducted a number of surveys of contaminants in baby foods.
It is important to expand the definition of green box support to account for the specific needs of developing countries.
However, it is unclear that either ISS or Glass Lewis account for the specific needs of public pension funds when advising institutional investors about ESG proxy statements.
Kan et al. [ 3] presented an adaptive upper-limb rehabilitation robotic system for stroke patients which accounts for the specific needs and abilities of different patients.
In addition, the specific needs and circumstances of vulnerable/disabled people need to be taken into account.
Therefore, specific considerations relating to gender and to the specific needs of children and of vulnerable persons should be taken into account.
