The phrase "account insights" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing data or information derived from an account, often in the context of analytics or performance evaluation.
Example: "The account insights revealed a significant increase in user engagement over the past month."
Alternatives: "account analysis" or "account data".
This point exemplifies how the social innovation literature could benefit from more thoroughly taking into account insights from transition studies.
Specifically, businesses are being offered a dashboard interface for tracking their performance, where they'll have tabs for things like "Account Insights" and "Ad Insights," the latter which shows the analytics for things like impressions, reach and frequency as it related to ad campaigns and individual ads.
The research also takes into account insights regarding how this policy entrepreneurship can be effective, and how it can be operationalised.
It should formulate strategies that would take into account insights into the relative importance of economic poverty at the household and community levels and social-cultural factors that lie at the root of the phenomenon.
This section examines Kingdon's (1995) work on federal government and develops it by taking into account insights from the literature on agenda-setting in the EU and supranational policy entrepreneurship, and applies it to EU energy policy.
The account provides insights into listener behaviour from three possible perspectives, using three different methods of investigation.
An improved hydration model of slag-blended cements, taking into account new insights, is used to estimate and quantify the hydration products of slag-blended cements.
This, in particular, can be linked to a lack of comprehensive methods for optimal design of industrial heat pump and refrigeration systems, which must take into account technical insights, mathematical principles and state-of-the-art features.
Finally, the complete adaptive scheme is analyzed taking into account the insights given by the analysis of the simpler structures.
Longstanding concerns regarding end of life in the ICU led in France to the publication of guidelines, updated in 2009, that take into account the insights provided by a recent law (Leonetti's law) regarding patients' rights.
A group of (ideal) faultless reasoners who have common reason to believe that p, will achieve common belief in p. Is it possible to take formally in account the insights of Lewis' definition of common knowledge without abandoning the possible world framework?
