The phrase "accounted over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear in what context it could be used, as it does not fit standard English usage.
Example: "The expenses accounted over the last quarter were higher than expected."
Alternatives: "accounted for" or "considered in".
Lastly in a hierarchical regression analysis, intrinsic motivation and autonomous motivation accounted over and above in students' interest for species identification, and importance of knowing species.
The researchers calculated that "increases in the body-mass index accounted over all for about 26,000 additional deaths from coronary heart disease in 2000, and increases in the prevalence of diabetes for about 33,500 additional deaths".
We demonstrated that dioscorins from six cultivars of three Dioscorea species accounted over 90% of water-soluble proteins by immune stains (Hou et al. [2000]).
Conservative reform plans must reject the liberals' entire premise, and advance a system under which the federal government treats all citizens the same, and requires all non-disabled adults to support themselves and their dependents, accounted over the entire course of their roughly 50-year (18 to 68) working lifetimes.
Even though California accounted over 30,000 patent applications in 2010, 25 of the national total, there are no patent offices in the entire state.
The costs of developing the programme will be accounted over the projected lifetime of the programme, 5 years.
Conservative lawmakers long ago abandoned calling Trump to account over his alleged misconduct with women.
Now, though, many students choose accounting over another degree.
Surely Trump can be brought to account over those?
Vote Leave Watch aims to hold MPs to account over Brexit promises.
For now, parliament's means to hold the government to account over Brexit remain hazy.
