The phrase "account frequency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the regularity or occurrence of account-related activities, such as transactions or logins.
Example: "The account frequency for our users has increased significantly over the past month, indicating higher engagement."
Alternatives: "account activity rate" or "frequency of account usage".
But they had failed to take into account frequency shifts that would also throw off the timing of the encoded data, leaving it a garbled mess.
He said: "The RCP believes that in addition to quantity, safe alcohol limits must also take into account frequency.
Michael Hansen, a senior researcher for the Consumer Policy Institute, part of the Consumers Union, which evaluates products and services, said the agency review had not taken into account "frequency and incidence of disease, of bacterial infection, of contamination with mercury, of presence of allergy-causing substances, of pesticide residues".
Other filters include number of friends, followers, ratio of friends to followers, age of the account, frequency of tweets amongst other metrics.
This work explores the application of coupled numerical models in thermal conduction analysis, taking into account frequency domain formulations.
We then propose to take into account frequency and temporal dependencies in order to improve the masks' estimation accuracy.
Consequently, an optimal passive filter design approach is provided to maximize the power factor expression, which takes into account frequency-dependent line losses, under non-sinusoidal background voltage and line current conditions.
Supercontinuum generation was simulated with split-step Fourier method using the model that takes into account frequency-dependent effective mode area and losses, Raman response of the medium and temporal shape of the input pulse.
This method takes into account frequencies of all subwords including degenerate ones.
This result could have arisen because in cases of healthcare-associated infection clinicians may have taken into account frequencies of antimicrobial resistance when selecting the initial antibiotic.
Once the effects of these two frequencies were taken into account, the frequency of the first character no longer reached significance.
