The phrase "accounted for in the calculation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain factors or variables are included in a mathematical or statistical calculation.
Example: "All relevant expenses must be accounted for in the calculation of the total budget."
Alternatives: "included in the computation of" or "factored into the calculation of".
For example, public and private transaction costs are accounted for in the calculation of benefit:cost ratios and in the choice of policy mechanisms.
According to the discussion above, this should not affect the results of the test seeing that the magnitude of PI is accounted for in the calculation of predicted LR1 and LR2.
Consequently, this positive spatial auto-correlation was accounted for in the calculation of statistical correlation between Cd, Pb and N (for N: dry, wet and total) medians for EMEP cells and the corresponding EMEP according to [21].
With the random intercepts accounted for in the calculation of the regression coefficients, the results report the population-wide effect of the predictor variables on the dependent variable (Hamilton 2013, p. 394).
This was accounted for in the calculation of the dominance ratio.
Missing food preference data were accounted for in the calculation of averages across categories.
Similar to plasma osmolality calculation, solutes that have restricted permeability across the membrane of the distal nephron and collecting duct are accounted for in the calculation.
Population size is accounted for in the calculations.
Cable losses were measured and accounted for in the calculations.
While radiation damage was not explicitly accounted for in the calculations and refinement, data sets were collected with similar exposure time and normalized for resolution, with none of the data sets being more than 2.10 Å for Ca2+ occupancy calculations.
Uncertainty regarding the edge positions is accounted for in the discrepancy calculation of each edge using fuzzy reasoning.
