taken into account

/ˈteɪkən ˈɪntu əˈkaʊnt/

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1. Considered or included in a judgment or decision

Having been considered, evaluated, or given appropriate attention when making a decision, judgment, calculation, or assessment.

1.1. Factors or circumstances being considered

Describes facts, circumstances, conditions, or relevant information that have been considered when evaluating a situation or making a decision.

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  • The potential risks were taken into account before the investment decision was made.
  • Several environmental factors must be taken into account when planning the construction project.
  • Her previous experience was taken into account during the recruitment process.

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1.2. Information being incorporated into calculations or estimates

Describes information, costs, variables, or other relevant elements that have been included in a calculation, forecast, estimate, or statistical analysis.

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  • Inflation had been taken into account when calculating the projected expenses.
  • The additional transportation costs were taken into account in the final budget.
  • Seasonal variations must be taken into account when estimating annual sales.

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1.3. Needs, opinions, or interests being given consideration

Describes the needs, preferences, opinions, or interests of individuals or groups that have been considered when planning or making decisions.

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  • The employees' concerns were taken into account when the new workplace policy was developed.
  • Accessibility requirements must be taken into account when designing public buildings.
  • The children's preferences were taken into account when planning the family holiday.

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