The phrase "account expectations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the anticipated outcomes or standards related to an account, such as in business or finance contexts.
Example: "Before we proceed, let's clarify the account expectations to ensure we are all on the same page."
Alternatives: "set expectations for the account" or "define account standards".
Stocks rose yesterday on the lowest trading volumes of the year as investors gave a tentative signal that they had already taken into account expectations that the Federal Reserve will increase interest rates by half a percentage point later this month.
"We made some recent decisions that were driven mostly by what we view future volumes are for small cars, but clearly we said publicly that we took into account expectations around pro-growth policies in the U.S. and what that could mean," Hinrichs said.
This research "challenges that assumption," he said, explaining that future studies have to take into account expectations that participants have for the visual images being presented.
The private business group takes into account expectations for the future and consumers' assessment of current conditions.
Since there is no evidence-based outcome data for combination therapies, the decision for 1 of the combinations has to be made individually, based on an assessment of benefits and risks and taking into account expectations and the actual situation of the patient.
Thus, the comparison stimulation also took into account expectation and its placebo effects.
It has indicated it wants them to take into account market expectations of Bank of England base rate movements during the first five years of the loan.
Take-Two has resisted the bid, saying it doesn't account for expectations of a blockbuster debut for its fourth version of "Grand Theft Auto" on April 29.
Firms and workers are unlikely to push other prices and wages higher, and so the surge in inflation will soon pass.This textbook account puts expectations at the heart of the inflation process.
Our questionnaire can serve as a simple, easily-incorporated tool to assess the face validity of brain training interventions and to create a covariate to account for expectations in statistical analyses.
And it's true that the simplest version of Mundell-Fleming assumes that interest rates are equalized by capital flows, taking no account of expectations of future exchange rate changes.
