The phrase "account disabled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a user’s account has been deactivated or is no longer accessible, often in relation to online services or platforms.
Example: "Your account has been disabled due to suspicious activity, and you will need to contact support for assistance."
Alternatives: "account deactivated" or "account suspended".
Another IRA account — disabled in 2017 — shared a Facebook event hosted by the Resisters page, too.
Time and time again she has had her account disabled or deleted altogether for the sin of having posted photographs of breastfeeding women.
The most furious critique of Apple that I've seen in the past few days came in the form of an analogy: what if your bank detected fraud on your account, disabled your debit card and then permanently emptied your account to protect you against fraudulent use of that money?
1 22PM PDT — Suspect's account disabled; all videos no longer visible to public.
Well known tech blogger Robert Scoble has had his Facebook account disabled after he ran an unnamed script over it, breaking the site's terms of use.
UK entrepreneur Raj Anand, founded of kwiqq, has had his Facebook account disabled after he individually emailed all his friends and members of a Facebook group he runs.
When are CalNet accounts disabled?
Amazon and eBay told the Guardian that if listings breached their guidelines they could be removed and users could have their accounts disabled.
That service wasn't able to prevent users from getting their accounts disabled and it shut down a few weeks ago.
The people who had their Weibo accounts disabled recently include journalists Shi Feike, an investigative reporter whose coverage of the abuse of power in Chongqing led to the arrest of disgraced former official Bo Xilai, and Cheng Yizhong, founder and former chief editor of the Southern Metropolis Daily.
Note: access to bMail is disabled when a CalNet account is disabled.
