The phrase "a large account" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as finance, business, or social media to refer to an account with significant value, influence, or size.
Example: "The company secured a large account with a major client, which will significantly boost their revenue this quarter."
Alternatives: "a significant account" or "a major account".
Cramer-Krasselt, Chicago, kept a large account as its New York office won a large account.
Andrew Robertson, president and chief executive for BBDO North America, attributed the close to a large account shift.
The assets, frozen last week, were in a large account in a London-based European bank, Mr. Brown said, without giving details.
The complaint states that Putnam executives allowed Local Lodge No.5 to trade frequently because lodge officials had helped Putnam win a large account from an associated organization, Boilermakers International.
It is Wong Doody that is leaving the Syndicate, Mr. Boyko said, because that agency is taking part in a review for a large account, Safeco, that had been handled by an Ogilvy North America sibling, Cole & Weber in Seattle.
DDB Worldwide in New York, part of the Omnicom Group, is cutting the size of a subsidiary after a large account loss and is naming a top executive to a new post.
The net loss amounted to 60 cents a share, compared with a loss of $1.25 billion, or $1.54 a share, a year earlier when the company also recorded a large accounting change.
"We were just waiting day by day to make our decision," said Mr. Reid, who works for a large accounting firm.
The penalty was issued by the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board and was the first use of its disciplinary powers against a large accounting firm.
A large accounting firm accused William H. Webster, the chairman of the government's new accounting oversight board, today of making "false and misleading statements" last week about what he knew of the financial problems of a company whose audit committee he headed.
Mr. Webster has also denied accusations by BDO Seidman, a large accounting firm, that it was dismissed by Mr. Webster and two other members of the audit committee of U.S. Technologies after complaining of serious accounting problems.
