The phrase "accounting for effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consideration or inclusion of various impacts or outcomes in an analysis or evaluation.
Example: "In our study, we are accounting for effects such as environmental changes and economic factors."
Alternatives: "considering impacts" or "taking into account effects".
The novel dimensionless flame length correlation is developed accounting for effects of Froude, Reynolds, and Mach numbers.
This model allows analysis of splines under combined loading conditions, while also accounting for effects of design variations and manufacturing errors.
The present work is intended to extend this technique in studying crack problems within couple-stress elasticity, i.e. within a theory accounting for effects of microstructure.
We tested for differences in soil carbon content between exclosures and adjacent open-grazed rangelands, while accounting for effects of age of exclosures and soil depths.
With use of approximations for fields in bounded spaces, sound distributions are calculated for shallow industrial work rooms accounting for effects of scattering, specular reflections from floor and ceiling, and shielding by barriers.
The paper outlines the development of local exposure factors that, by accounting for effects of small open fields, can refine the prediction of uplift forces on flat roof buildings in suburban areas.
In such cases the dynamical model must be enhanced to account for effects of smaller magnitudes.
We have accounted for effects, such as atmospheric and ocean/hydrological loading and second-order ionospheric delays.
It is important to mention that the crack growth process does not account for effects of temperature and relative humidity.
In this regard, we should clearly acknowledge that our model is not able to account for effects or barriers other than those described above.
The model used in the analysis accounted for effects of treatment and cow.
