The phrase "accounts were analysed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or evaluation of financial records or data.
Example: "In the financial report, it was noted that the accounts were analysed to identify discrepancies and ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "accounts were examined" or "accounts were reviewed".
The accounts were analysed in two ways.
The relative's accounts were analysed using thematic content analysis.
In the final step in the analysis, the eight accounts were analysed inductively in order to identify themes that were common across the accounts.
By being aware of this and trying to keep the right balance between the researchers' (outsiders) and the nurses' (insiders) perspectives, accounts were analysed with these influences in mind.
Overall, 341 accounts were analysed, including 136 notes from the Himalayan Database, 106 journal reports, 31 books, 32 direct accounts by 22 climbers, 14 web based accounts, and 7 miscellaneous sources.
Amongst those who had reported heavy menstrual bleeding, analysis was carried out of responses to the free text questionnaire item, "What bothers you most about your periods?" In addition, 32 of these women participated in qualitative interviews and their accounts were analysed to explore how menstrual symptoms and 'problems' with periods were experienced.
Drawing upon this qualitative data and published sources, these new accounts are analysed in order to reflect the perspectives of these women living with chronic HIV with respect to their sexual relations and fertility desires.
The data were analysed taking account of the clustered design and using an intention-to-treat approach.
For these experiments, RNA samples from four individual animals/group/time point were analysed to account for biological variability.
Responses were analysed to account for gender and age differences; but these demographic factors did not influence the themes that emerged.
The historic development of forest management accounting rules is analysed in the light of the Paris Agreement.
