The phrase "account highlights" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to key features or important points related to an account, such as in a financial or social media context.
Example: "In this report, we will discuss the account highlights from the last quarter, including revenue growth and user engagement metrics."
Alternatives: "account summary" or "account overview".
A fourth account highlights the pressures on boys to compete and prove their masculine credentials of toughness and aggression.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3mKlu4sToY&feature=youtu.be SEE FOOTNOTE BELOW] Omol's account highlights how vulnerable undocumented workers are.
The Zagreb Facts account highlights colloquialisms typical for Zagreb to celebrate the language and manners of a Purger, a person born and raised in Zagreb.
Her account highlights several prophetic works and visionaries, from Ezekiel to Paul to the ancient sect of prophesying Christians called the Montanists, and others.
This account highlights of the typical findings in investigating both single- and multi- components thin films as a forum for discussing new opportunities in exploiting novel designs and applications of optical thin films.
This account highlights different applications of hybrids involving covalent or non-covalent assemblies of ECE-pincer building blocks as, in anticarcinogenic agents (e.g. tamoxifen derivatives), carbohydrates (surface plasmon resonance enhancers), polypeptides (supramolecular synthons) and solid supports (organometallic peptide-labels) or lipases (biocatalysts).
In July, the regulator released a trove of information about the British bank that, by the New York Fed's account, highlighted its rapid response to the problems.
This account highlight recent developments in the field of supramolecular tetrathiafulvalene (TTF) chemistry.
Bin's account highlighted the dual standards of treatment accorded urban and migrant workers, with the customer switching demeanor from caustic to polite upon approaching the CS worker.
Brower gives a clear account highlighting the complexities in the management of a resource when there is no coordinated governance, which creates conflict and leads to deterioration of the wetland.
Today you may find the occasional Twitter account highlighted in the sidebar, but that's about it (and the same goes for Google, which still surfaces G+ accounts in the sidebar, too).
