The phrase "account files" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to files or documents that contain information related to a specific account, such as financial records or user data.
Example: "Please ensure that all account files are backed up before the system update."
Alternatives: "account records" or "account documentation".
The Swiss HSBC account files are the latest in a series of leaks from offshore tax havens to the ICIJ.
— Automated alerts of key changes to your account files with Equifax and the other two major bureaus, Experian and TransUnion.
The collections included are the firm's publications, account files for nine key clients, staff newsletters, writings and speeches, research files, and a selection of print advertisements.
It did not inform the government that it was in possession of thousands of secret account files from the Swiss bank, which implicated HSBC in major tax evasion and other potential criminal offences.
HSBC's Swiss banking arm helped wealthy customers dodge taxes and conceal millions of dollars of assets, doling out bundles of untraceable cash and advising clients on how to circumvent domestic tax authorities, according to a huge cache of leaked secret bank account files.
The government was under pressure after a huge cache of leaked secret bank account files revealed that HSBC's Swiss banking arm helped wealthy customers conceal millions of dollars of assets, doling out bundles of untraceable cash and advising clients on how to circumvent domestic tax authorities.
When they order the chicken nuggets or the nachos, money is deducted and what they ate for lunch is posted in their account file.
Ask the person you reach to note specific details of your conversation to your account file.
IN 1968, 13-YEAR-OLD AMERICAN EIGHTH-GRADER William Henry Gates III and his pals crack a for-profit computer center's accounting files.
The last window you'll see will ask if you want to keep the soon-to-be-obliterated user accounts files in a folder on your desktop.
The latest accounts filed with Companies House show Newcastle Productions' losses for 2007 more than halved to £937,000.
