The phrase "account grants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to permissions or access rights associated with a user account, often in technology or finance.
Example: "The system administrator will review the account grants to ensure that all users have the appropriate permissions."
Alternatives: "access permissions" or "user privileges".
The net price — again, after taking into account grants and scholarships — for Florida Keys Community College is $22,933.
But even the net price, after taking into account grants and other forms of aid, is rising more quickly than prices of other goods and than family incomes.
Accepting the company's terms and conditions in signing up for an account grants this consent, but at issue is the information of unregistered visitors who happen to visit a page in the network, such as a fan site.
Taking into account granted and pending patents, IBM stands out ahead of the group, with Microsoft and Samsung closing in.
Specific projects to improve the business climate by reforms to the land tenure system, the commercial justice system, and the financial sector were included in Benin's $307 million Millennium Challenge Account grant signed in February 2006.
Or maybe the power the Twitter account granted him became too great, and he was turned into pure energy like at the end of Aladdin, I guess we'll never know (and TBH, I'll probably stop caring by the time I finish typing up this post).
Some studies have also taken into account grant income.
The director of Financial Systems, managing its core of financial expertise, will supervise the operations of general accounting, grants, and internal audits.
The government has already drastically eased rules on false accounting, granted an amnesty for the illegal accumulation of assets offshore, tried to obstruct international judicial co-operation and is a laggard in ratifying a common European arrest warrant.
In considering the role of coherence in legal reasoning, a final point to mention is that of how much of the law is to be made coherent according to various jurisprudential accounts granting a role to considerations of coherence.
Some faculty members, however, continuously dwelled on the challenges faced by academic biomedical researchers: paucity of academic faculty positions, inordinate amount of time required to fulfill job obligations, expectations that one be multitalented to succeed (excel in lab management, accounting, grant writing, public speaking, teaching, research).
