The phrase "accounts for future" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of considering or planning for future events or circumstances.
Example: "The budget proposal accounts for future expenses related to the project."
Alternatives: "considers future" or "takes into account future".
On Social Security, Mr. Bush's proposal to divert a sixth of the Social Security taxes out of the system and into investment accounts for future retirees might be welcomed by young people -- until they realized that draining off that money would impose substantial risk for both retirees and the system itself.
In addition to valuing flexibility and future information, which contributes to the selection of appropriate smart-well technology and measurements, the proposed approach delivers a decision tree that describes a flexible strategy of optimum valve settings that properly accounts for future measurements and their impact on uncertainty reduction.
This study aims to (1) analyze various inter-industries from the viewpoint of the FOF accounts, (2) examine policy evaluation methods and suggest monetary market operations, and (3) derive a new analysis tool to link the I O table and FOF accounts for future works.
Yet some analysts do question whether GE Capital has set aside reserves enough to account for future loan losses.
This exemption will now be lost once an SME registers to pay VAT in another EU country and, as a result, UK VAT must also be charged and accounted for future sales.
The predicted rise in temperature was based on a range of possible scenarios that accounted for future greenhouse gas emissions and mitigation (severity reduction) measures and on uncertainties in the model projections.
Risk factors described should be taken into account for future studies with similar approach.
