The phrase "account developed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the progress or creation of an account, such as in business or online platforms.
Example: "The account developed over the course of several months, leading to increased user engagement."
Alternatives: "account created" or "account established".
Credit unions too have introduced a fee-charging current account developed with the Co-op.
Sharing a stage, a school and a generation — Mr. Bell is 42, Mr. Denk is 39 — the two artists have, by their own account, developed the sixth sense that characterizes the closest musical relationships.
The account developed in Scientific Thought is of a distinctive kind.
The account developed in 'Assertion' relies on Gricean norms for felicitous communication to identify an empirical proposition expressed by a necessary sentence.
I shall first review the basis of Lewis's argument and then I shall present the semantic account developed initially by Adams and various extensions, improvements and possibility results.
The account developed here explains this striking fact: the former GIs did not experience cue-driven judgment shift, because they encountered relevant cues rarely.
Mr. Jordan eventually assumed responsibility for the company's account, developing advertisements for products including Tide, Ivory Soap and Top Job.
One group we will call them right institutionalists—has followed the general contours of Rawls's two-tiered account, developing more detailed accounts of why we should sharply distinguish between the international and domestic.
She fields requests from other Twitter users but has been more selective over time as the account develops a theme.
We find that such a framework must build capacity, take into account developing evidence, remove barriers, and promote patient advocacy.
As Dann [ 1] noted: "For the individual … the tone of the Twitter account develops in response to the interaction, personal desires and individual taste".
