The phrase "accounts to solve" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to resolving or addressing specific accounts or issues, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We have several accounts to solve before the end of the month."
Alternatives: "issues to address" or "problems to resolve".
The advantage of solving the physical diffusion model corresponding to a moving diffusive source using (10) is that the initial, boundary, and other necessary conditions can be taken into account to solve for the stationary case in the first step before extending it to the moving source case.
The king now had to be taken into account to solve the task successfully.
Neo-Nagelian accounts have attempted to solve Nagel's problem of reduction between putatively incompatible theories.
Then, in 1968, Watson published "The Double Helix," his rambunctious, best-selling account of the race to solve the structure of DNA.
We hired the right amount of talent with respect to legal and accounting to go solve this very detailed, technical accounting issue.
Threaded through the sequence are accounts of the various attempts to solve the killings, by policemen, private detectives, journalists and, in one case, a psychic.
The two men struck up a close friendship, and Descartes became, in effect, Beeckman's apprentice, using his mathematical skills (which were by all accounts superior to Beeckman's) to solve problems set by his master.
Unfortunately, however, it seems difficult to make sense of the notion of a solution to a problem without some invocation of the concept of truth; the most obvious account of what it is to solve a scientific problem identifies a solution with a true answer to a question.
TNDP is formulated as a bilevel programming problem, which is difficult to solve on account of its combinatorial nature.
Accounting for informality allows us to solve a negative bias on the coefficient of economic distortions, as countries with a worse business environment have more informal firms and these tend to be very small.
