The phrase "account emphasis" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear in meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing the importance or focus on a particular account, such as in finance or social media.
Example: "In our quarterly review, we will place significant account emphasis on our top-performing clients to ensure their continued satisfaction."
Alternatives: "focus on accounts" or "priority on accounts".
Focusing once more on limited commitment as the probably most relevant setting, empirical implications from our study can be summarized as follows: We would expect to see timely accounting (emphasis on relevance) if negative correlation is present and the reduction in noise over time is not too strong.
All of these phenomena should be taken into account with emphasis in the design of highway passing through the permafrost area.
In Whewell's 1840 account, the emphasis of scientific inquiry is, as Herschel had also argued, to be placed on the discovery of "true causes".
A much more detailed account with emphasis on the motivation and the macroeconomic conditions surrounding the main tax changes can be found in Appendix A. Open image in new window Fig. 1 Legislated tax changes as percentage of GDP.
He has served as editor of The Accounting Review and is co-author of Cost Accounting: A Managerial Emphasis, the leading cost accounting textbook used around the world.
Complex kinematical effects are fully taken into account with an emphasis on consistency.
Central to Mr. Toker's account is an emphasis on the interplay between Kaufmann and Wright, based on new access to correspondence between them.
In 1788 she published Observations on the New Constitution, detailing her opposition to the document on account of its emphasis on a strong central government.
The primary purpose of this study is to propose a precise method of estimation that takes into account and places emphasis on the various software development elements.
One of the novelties in his account is its emphasis on the power of ideas or, more precisely, the interaction of ideas and events.In country after country, reforms were undertaken first in response to some economic or fiscal emergency.
