The phrase "account character" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to online accounts, such as discussing the attributes or traits of a user account.
Example: "The account character of each user should be carefully monitored to ensure compliance with community guidelines."
Alternatives: "user profile" or "account attributes".
Analysis of fossil species cannot take into account characters widely used in modern brachyuran phylogenetics (G1, G2, male abdomen, vulva, protection of penis, etc).
No way!" and the other say "Too right, I wouldn't want to be like him!" If you want to, you can have your two account characters "make up".
An ethical gentrification that takes into account the history, character and people of the neighborhood being transformed.
At the request of GCHQ, the NSA had begun a deliberate effort to extract World of Warcraft metadata from their troves of intelligence, and trying to link "accounts, characters and guilds" to Islamic extremism and arms dealing efforts.
Urban development strategies, in general, do not necessarily take into account urban character and identity.
They take into account random character of processes taking place during thermal energy consumption.
The PCC had also failed to take into account Rhodes' character and standing – the officer has a 27-year unblemished record.
The reliability, taken as a complementary probability of brittle fracture initiation, is discussed, taking into account the character of the defect size statistical distribution, material mechanical properties, and varying loading and stress conditions of the component.
Co. v. Walling, 327 U.S. 186, 209; it has instead been made plain that its measurement must take fully into account the character both of the materials to be seized and of the purposes of the seizures.
The fossil record of chordate evolution communicates a similar message: only after the evolution of the phosphatic skeleton in the lineage leading to gnathostomes do the fossils provide a reliable account of character acquisition.
