The phrase "account cut off" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a service or access to an account has been terminated or suspended.
Example: "Due to non-payment, your account has been cut off until the outstanding balance is settled."
Alternatives: "account suspension" or "service termination".
Livedrive's UK chief operating officer, John Eikenberry, told the Guardian that fewer than 400 people have had their accounts cut off for "excessive bandwidth/storage" use in the past year.
They suddenly become nervous about the current account and cut off the flow of new money into the country.
Gaines, killed just after her Instagram account was cut off at the request of police, was being served an arrest warrant after failing to appear in court for a traffic violation.
Instead, they said, letters of termination were slid across the table, their e-mail accounts were cut off and the company BlackBerry was wiped clean.
This is usually because your account has been cut off, your inbox is full, you haven't checked your email for a while, your server has been down for a long time, or it has been set to reject emails from the Guardian.
This classification is based on the TNM staging system and takes into account patient age (cut off 45 years) for PC/FC (Table 2).
Finally, taking into account cut-off values and statistical significance, we also noticed alterations in miRNA expression specific to inflamed UC or CD tissues (4 and 5 miRNAs, respectively) (Figure 1A, B).
Credit card issuers have a simple solution for handling delinquent accounts -- they cut off their credit.
This past weekend, Crimea made tech news when it emerged that Apple and Valve had sent out notices to developers in the region informing them their accounts would be cut off, in line with U.S. sanctions against the region.
In an era when the rates that banks could pay on savings accounts were limited, that cut off the supply of mortgage credit.
