"taking account" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to consider or take into consideration. Example: "Before making a decision, we should be taking account of all the potential consequences."
But "taking account of" is not the same as "being held accountable to".
Tow geometry is represented analytically taking account of tow undulation.
"Criminal gangs aren't taking account of that," he said.
No one was taking account of what he was saying".
After taking account of inflation, the total would fall by the same amount.
But he says that, since February, he has been taking account of it.
Other diagnoses, taking account of Mozart's medical history, have been put forward, including Schönlein–Henoch syndrome.
However, the central bank is clearly taking account of events in Asia.
But there's a case for taking account of economic expansion as well as price inflation.
Are small firms really taking account of the roadblocks that may lie ahead?
The paper highlights the importance of taking account of both instrumental and intrinsic values of education.
