The phrase "an appropriate account" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a suitable or fitting explanation, description, or narrative of a situation or event.
Example: "The researcher provided an appropriate account of the study's findings, ensuring clarity and accuracy."
Alternatives: "a suitable explanation" or "a fitting description."
Given an appropriate account of desert, this position might be looked upon as luck-utilitarianism (or luck-consequentialism).
Portfolio writing had checkpoints for teachers, reflection prompts by which teachers' reflection is directed to have an appropriate account of their progress, and an area for reviewing portfolios and checking grades of portfolio assessment.
In Rosenberg's experience, whether a teacher is raising money for supplies, collecting money for a field trip, or receiving funds from a grant or the district itself, putting the money into an appropriate account, making it accessible, and tracking it all become major pain points.
"We are making real and substantial progress on both reforming our trust management practices and on moving forward with an appropriate accounting," Ms. Norton wrote.
In one filing, it used a metric called "adjusted consolidated segment operating income" that gave a highly favorable view of its revenue, even though it was not sanctioned as an appropriate accounting method.
If the transaction increases a debit account, record a debit entry in that debit account, and simultaneously a credit entry in an appropriate credit account.
If the transaction decreases a debit account, record a credit entry in that debit account, and simultaneously a debit entry in an appropriate credit account.
The funds can then be automatically deducted from the appropriate account when a payment message is received.
The seemingly random string of numbers and letters instructs Amazon's computer, telling it to credit the appropriate account if a sale gets made.
The major difference between Net Income and AFFO is that AFFO subtracts many capital expenditures from net income, as opposed to depreciating those expenses over their useful life. For REITs that own portfolios of buildings, many analysts believe that expensing those capital items is a more appropriate accounting treatment.
For the primary outcome (neonatal mortality), the relative risk with a 95% confidence interval will be reported, taking appropriate account of clustering.
