The phrase "account asserts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a statement or claim made by an account, such as in financial or social media contexts.
Example: "The account asserts that the transaction was completed successfully, despite the lack of confirmation."
Alternatives: "account claims" or "account states".
This account asserts, instead, that they were made by an Icelandic craftswoman mentioned in the sagas.
The dominant account asserts that German trade unions have taken advantage of increased globalization since the 1980s which has made internationally active enterprises more vulnerable to production disruptions to extract additional monopoly rents from multinational employers via aggressive collective bargaining.
This account asserts that he was a potter at Rajagaha in a previous existence.
A Church of Scientology account asserts that "eventual combat wounds would finally preclude him from serving with American occupation forces".
Another account asserts that Vukassovich was sacked because he placed a number of cannons in an exposed position in violation of Charles' orders.
One influential account asserts that the anterior temporal lobe (ATL) is a domain-general hub for semantic memory.
One published account asserted that he turned down a $1 million offer.
A SANA dispatch later disputed that account, asserting the bridge was hit by rocket-propelled grenades launched by terrorists, its description of rebel fighters.
Marc Andrey, a spokesman for the bank, PostFinance, an arm of the Swiss postal service, said the account was closed because Mr. Assange "gave us false information when he opened the account," asserting inaccurately that he lived in Switzerland.
Spencer Bachus, the Alabama Republican who is chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, responded sharply to this account, asserting that banks were avoiding risks because of the heavy hand of government regulators.
Russian officials provided an alternative account, asserting at the time that Mr. Trump had accepted Mr. Putin's denial of the election interference and even said that some in the United States were "exaggerating" Moscow's role without proof.
