The phrase "account driver" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, marketing, or finance, typically referring to a factor or element that significantly influences or drives account performance or growth.
Example: "The new marketing strategy has proven to be a key account driver, leading to increased sales and customer engagement."
Alternatives: "key account factor" or "account influencer".
In this paper an ACC Stop and Go control design procedure is proposed by taking into account driver's behaviour characteristics.
Therefore, CW systems based on the pure calculation of safe speed on curve (as for example [18]) are not adequate: the system also has to know the safe maneuver for negotiating the curve ahead, starting from what the rider is doing now, which implies to take into account driver's skills and limitations and vehicle dynamics, in addition to road geometry and characteristics.
When he did so, he surrendered the documentary chattels that accompany citizenship for most of us – a bank account, drivers' licence, Medicare card, superannuation and a passport.
"In the past, they've released earnings for drivers that didn't take into account drivers' expenses, for example," he said.
They got post office boxes and e-mail accounts, driver's licenses and A.T.M. cards.
After a few moments, apparently taking the downpour and the lateness of the hour into account, the driver agreed to accept the fourteen cents.
To account for driver behaviour while selecting countermeasures, the Human Factors Guidelines for Road Systems [64] could be a valid help.
An error analysis was subsequently carried out, taking into account the driver, environment, and vehicle sub-systems.
Now, Uber will take into account a driver's full record when measuring the validity of rider complaints.
We know their bank account, their driver's license information, their address.
Hence, our LNG growth forecast must take into account regulatory drivers as well as operational drivers of eco-innovation.
