The phrase "a statement of the account" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document or record that summarizes the details of a financial account, such as transactions, balances, and other relevant information.
Example: "Please send me a statement of the account so I can review the recent transactions."
Alternatives: "account statement" or "financial statement."
Lines of verse will be interpolated, letters will be exchanged, official reports will be drawn up, a "Statement of the Officer for Accounts" will be made, an inventory of household goods will be cited.
In neat cursive, the will lists both the 220 slaves who worked on Jay's plantation at the time of his death, as well as a statement of the $322,435 he had on account with Moses Taylor and Co.
In a statement of The Guardian, Facebook acknowledged suspending his account and deleting his posts and that this was not a mistake by its overburdened reviewers, but was done because his posts contained private details of specific individuals.
(b) Upon the expiration of the period of protection, the insurer will submit to the Department of Veterans Affairs a complete statement of the account on each policy, which will show the amount of indebtedness by reason of the premiums with interest and the credits, if any, then available and will be subject to audit and approval by the Department of Veterans Affairs.
The Mathias amendment requires that public broadcasters, at periodic intervals, file a notice with the Copyright Office containing information required by the Register of Copyrights and deposit a statement of account and the total royalty fees for the period covered by the statement.
This final statement of interest request must be accompanied by a statement of account showing how the applicant computed the interest amount.
L. 111 175, § 104(c)(1)(B), (g)(2), substituted "A statement of account" for "a statement of account", "non-network" for "nonnetwork", and "carriage". for "carriage; and" at end.
By Donald Thompson The New Yorker, March 23 , 1929P. 101 Gentlemen: A statement of your account is enclosed.
The New Yorker, March 23 , 1929P. 101 Gentlemen: A statement of your account is enclosed.
permit requests for verification of a statement of account to be made only within 3 years after the last day of the year in which the statement of account is filed.
