The phrase "account during which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific period or event in which an account or narrative takes place.
Example: "The account during which the events unfolded was both thrilling and informative."
Alternatives: "period in which" or "time frame during which".
In 1985, when Australia was about to enter a current account crisis, during which the value of our dollar fell sharply, a case could be made that our wages were too high.
Enron was just a warm-up act for a series of disasters traceable to accounting "gimmickry" during which, Berenson says, $4.3 trillion in "market wealth -- $15,000 for every American -- simply evaporated".
The choice of TTL parameters should take into account the period during which data is useful.
Lin Homer, chief executive of HM Revenue & Customs HMRCC), made the disclosure at a bad-tempered public accounts committee hearing, during which her department was accused of failing to serve British taxpayers' interests.
Schiff reports VS Naipaul's editor Diana Athill's account of a lunch during which "in Vidia's eyes Shiva couldn't do anything right.
Ms. Kaplan's account of the trial, during which Brasillach, cool and composed and brazen in defense of his collaboration, is high drama.
Account of the ordeal, during which she had much time for reflection, & she even made a couple of important decisions she had been reluctant to face.
Isobel Bowdery attended the concert with her boyfriend, and wrote a harrowing account her experience - during which she lay among bodies and pretended to be dead while the attackers shot those around her.
Long account of his career during which he had been an evangelist a lawyer, an insurance salesman, author & publisher and a Criminals January 2 , 1954E.J. Kahn WHAT MADE SAMMY RUN? p. 27 ANNALS OF CRIME about Samuel Norman Savitt, a Rochester, N.Y.
A Photographer's Life: 1990-2005 is Leibovitz's photographic account of the years during which the two women knew each other, and the pictures are both personal, of her parents, siblings and children, and professional - of Demi Moore, Arnold Schwarzenegger and the other Hollywood stars Leibovitz shot for the cover of Vanity Fair - as well as landscapes, war reportage and portraits of the unfamous.
