The phrase "account identifies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing how an account (such as a user account or financial account) is recognized or specified.
Example: "The account identifies the user by their unique username and password."
Alternatives: "account specifies" or "account denotes".
The four plaintiffs in the A.C.L.U.'s lawsuit include Shay Horse, a twenty-three-year-old whose Twitter account identifies him as a photojournalist and "scrumptious/rambunctious anarchist".
A straightforward account identifies pitch with periodicity (perhaps within some range).
Another account identifies the good with desire satisfaction or life aim fulfillment.
While Russell clearly favours a dispositional account of evil character, he does not say that his dispositional account identifies necessary and sufficient conditions for evil personhood.
Cornell's Twitter account, identified as the now-deleted @ISBlackFlags, was public, and would not have required a warrant under Fisa for law enforcement to view it.
The Twitter account identified with the Anonymous movement contained messages with little more than the words "Fire now".
The videos are hosted by a fake YouTube account, identified by the Anonymous Guy Fawkes avatar in the left hand corner.
After identifying a beneficiary, like First Equity, by an existing account number, the bank "is permitted to credit the bank account identified by number without regard to any additional information on the transfer instructions," the motion said.
The investigation (dubbed "Orangemoody" after the first sockpuppet account identified) into the suspicious activity began in July and reviewed edits from the end of April to early August.
If the child saves it until he or she is 18 they would be able to automatically exchange it for a working bank account, identified by the barcode.
What disaster lies after this calamity?" tweeted one, whose account identified him as Mohammed Alsubaie, from Riyadh.
