The phrase "accounting for changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consideration or acknowledgment of variations or modifications in a particular context, such as finance, project management, or research.
Example: "In our analysis, we must ensure that we are accounting for changes in market conditions that could affect our projections."
Alternatives: "considering changes" or "taking changes into account."
The figures represent the total volume of merchandise exported across borders, accounting for changes in prices and exchange rates.
The challenges of accounting for changes in the protein conformation and its fluctuations from separate simulations are discussed.
Van de Sompel D., Sasportas L., Dragulescu-Andrasi A., Bohndiek S., Gambhir S.S. Improving image quality by accounting for changes in water temperature during a photoacoustic tomography scan.
Interpretation of fishery-dependent and independent-survey data requires accounting for changes in the proportion of local individuals that are caught by fishing gear ("catchability").
The impact of nanoparticle size effects on the heterogeneous catalytic kinetics is discussed accounting for changes in chemical potential upon adsorption.
This study was unique in prospectively evaluating BMI and hysterectomy status, providing information on changes in BMI relative to elective hysterectomy with and without bilateral oophorectomy while accounting for changes in BMI over time before surgery.
Many AR apps for both Android and Apple's iOS are still pretty lousy at things like placing virtual objects on surfaces that aren't perfectly flat, or accounting for changes in real-world lighting.
Most of these HFD studies assess only glucose tolerance without accounting for changes in insulin sensitivity and therefore the effect of resveratrol specifically on the β-cell remains unclear.
So-called equilibrium sensitivity, the commonest measure, refers to the temperature rise after allowing all feedback mechanisms to work (but without accounting for changes in vegetation and ice sheets).Carbon dioxide itself absorbs infra-red at a consistent rate.
The model operates at the level of individual trees and simulates wind disturbance events iteratively, i.e., dynamically accounting for changes in forest structure and newly created edges during the course of a storm.
Furthermore, computed values of the critical ignition parameters for layers of coal dust admixed with inerts, accounting for changes in thermal conductivity, were in reasonable agreement with experimentally determined values.
