The phrase "account billed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial transactions, indicating that a charge has been applied to an account.
Example: "Please check the statement to see if the account billed reflects the recent purchases."
Alternatives: "account charged" or "billing statement".
"It's important to realize that the day we launch this account billing, everbody won't be migrating to the account billing day one.
At the pocket-size Brentwood General Store, where the varied selection includes candles, children's pajamas, tabletop items and fine jewelry, customers are usually greeted by name and maintain house charge accounts, billed at the end of the month.
With their superfiring main armament, press accounts billed South Carolina and Michigan as heralding a new epoch in warship design, alongside the British, but both were soon surpassed by ever-larger and stronger vessels like super-dreadnoughts.
This past year in particular, big agencies went after accounts billing as little as $5 million annually.
Those other services include accounting, billing, security, and PCI compliance, as well as access to third-party technologies like Apple Pay and Android Pay.
The product will then be shipped to the account billing address synced with Twitter, and payment taken from your synced Amex account.
After a frustrating session where I confirmed the card number and billing address, and was sent some copy-and-pasted tips on "how to update your account billing information," I gave up.
In view of the limitations of many available strategic supply chain design models, this model involves three major supply chain stages, including procurement, production, and distribution, and their interactions; it takes into account bill of materials constraints for modeling complex supply chain inter-relationships.
The account is billed as "having 892,000 followers, including celebrities such as Ricky Gervais and Stephen Fry".
