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The phrase "accounted in a" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of something being included or considered in a particular context, but it is not a common or clear expression.
Example: "The expenses were accounted in a report that detailed all financial transactions."
Alternatives: "included in a" or "considered in a".
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In fact, the largest earthquake in recorded history occurred in southern Chile in 1960, had a moment magnitude of 9.5, and accounted in a single event for about 25% of the seismic energy released by all earthquakes during the entire 20th century.
Therefore, along with the less complexity with the factorial analysis (here elements were accounted in a trinomial scale), alternatives for the reference should also be sought (the available software packages for this type of regression do not check when the table of transformation from multinomial data type to binomial variables is built).
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