The phrase "account context" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the circumstances or background information related to a specific account, such as in finance, social media, or user profiles.
Example: "To better understand the user's behavior, we need to analyze the account context in which they interact with our platform."
Alternatives: "account background" or "account details".
So the companies that operate call centres are adopting new software to monitor and improve performance.One trick, which can shave seconds off each call, is to take into account "context data"—such as the caller's location, the local weather, the time of day and records of their recent transactions when routing a call.
It then improves upon that by taking into account context, and positive and negative user feedback down to the individual.
The system integrates processing of color image data and information from digital spatial databases, extracts and fuses multiple object cues, takes into account context information, employs existing knowledge, rules and models, and treats each road subclass accordingly.
In this paper, we use the development history collected from existing software projects to propose new refactoring solutions taking into account context similarity with situations seen in the past.
In contrast to other approaches, the developed system integrates processing of color image data and information from digital spatial databases, extracts and fuses multiple object cues, takes into account context information, employs existing knowledge, rules and models, and treats each road subclass accordingly.
Questions of security, however, must take into account context, and there, it can be argued that our current regimes of physical documents have been an enormous failure.
Listeners must take into account context-induced variation to recover the interlocutor's intended message.
To understand speech, the listener must take into account context-induced effects to recover the intended message.
Taking into account context-dependency (non-independence of sites) can further increase the power of a homology search, identifying remote homologs.
These studies demonstrate that the assumption of site-independent evolution is overly restrictive and that evolutionary models that take into account context-dependencies greatly improve model fit.
This would aid in incorporating aspects of institutionalist economics, which takes into account context-specific norms and values, and better reflects the wider social value of health programmes within a community.
