The phrase "auxiliary account" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, banking, or data management, where it refers to a secondary or supporting account.
Example: "To manage our finances more effectively, we decided to open an auxiliary account for our savings."
Alternatives: "secondary account" or "supporting account".
These auxiliaries will account for 15,000 of the new troops.
However, current LCI databases assume a given unit process chain for each product or waste, and do not allow for the systematic synthesis of the process chain minimizing the environmental impacts of raw materials or auxiliary flows, accounting systematically for the different alternatives and recyclings.
In other words, they do not take the auxiliary data into account in the classification model.
The PM-IMC scheme consists of a conventional IMC controller augmented by an auxiliary loop to account for nonlinearities in the system.
The first one is a solution of an auxiliary problem to account for thickness-wise linear distribution of σ z = z q x, y) / 2 neglected in the constitutive relations in Kirchhoff's theory and shear deformation theories.
The utilized approach, based on kriging with external drift (or its extension, i.e. regression kriging), permits the researcher to take into account auxiliary information, evaluate the related prediction uncertainty, and highlight abrupt variations in subsoil resonance frequencies.
One important motivation for this study is that FPCA is a dimension reduction tool which is the first step to develop model-assisted approaches that can take auxiliary information into account.
Kafka's intent was that the castle's authorities notify K. on his deathbed that his "legal claim to live in the village was not valid, yet, taking certain auxiliary circumstances into account, he was to be permitted to live and work there".
This method makes it possible to take into account auxiliary information on the probability of success among drop-outs, through individual prognostic factors, considered in two groups.
We therefore argue that although constraining parameters in this study was necessary due to the high noise in the data, our framework still allowed to define reasonable point estimates of flux parameters and additionally to define the variability in parameter estimates taking reasonable, sometimes deliberately high, values for the uncertainty of auxiliary parameters into account.
