The phrase "account earmarked for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to funds or resources that have been designated for a specific purpose or project.
Example: "The account earmarked for community development will be used to fund local initiatives."
Alternatives: "account designated for" or "account allocated for".
Congress clearly authorized payment of the tax credits, out of a government account earmarked for tax refunds.
It has also sucked away all of the money she would have otherwise put into a savings account, earmarked for her big backyard.
The reward amount is collected weekly by a private company and deposited, net of program fee, into a township-dedicated account earmarked for the reduction of the cardholder's property taxes.
And if your employer allows for multiple automated transfers, you can also have a set amount transferred into emergency savings or another account earmarked for a specific savings goal.
has $9.3 million in a bank account earmarked for ballot measures and $1.5 million in a separate account for candidates.
"I'd hate to do that and see that parkland still unused". The citizens' committee recently proposed that the city fix up the area with $107,000 remaining in a special account earmarked for Elysian Park from money paid by the Dodgers to build their stadium in nearby Chavez Ravine.
The Indiana program has conservative features that emphasize "personal responsibility" and require Medicaid beneficiaries to make monthly contributions to savings accounts earmarked for health care.
Some families keep savings accounts earmarked for vacation funds.
The government then transferred some of that money to accounts earmarked for companies whose owners were members of the main political parties.
Instead, I made sure to keep it carefully stashed in an account earmarked just for our big day.
The account is earmarked for the 2009 and 2010 rights payments, the first of which is due March 1. John J. Monaghan, a bankruptcy lawyer for Holland & Knight in Boston, said that escrow accounts are, assuming that the documents are in order, protected from being part of the assets of a bankruptcy estate that can be used to pay off creditors.
