The phrase "account load" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to computing, finance, or any situation where the capacity or burden of accounts is being discussed.
Example: "The account load on the server has increased significantly, requiring an upgrade to handle the additional traffic."
Alternatives: "account capacity" or "account burden".
You open an account, load money onto the card and use it like a debit card.
He introduced the CNT efficiency parameter to account load transfer between the nanotube and polymeric phases.
A related performance model, taking into account load imbalance, is proposed and its accuracy tested.
Simulation results confirm the ability of the algorithm to take into account load sequence effects.
Specifically, we first design a two-step consistent hashing algorithm, which takes into account load balancing, data locality, and scalability, for a data distribution module.
However, contrary to caching algorithms, replication algorithms determine which objects should be replicated and in which servers the replicas must be carried out taking into account load balancing between the surrogate servers as the most important decision factor [4, 5].
In this paper, uniaxial tensile tests taking into account loading speeds, uniaxial tensile cyclic tests in terms of stress amplitude and loading cycles and creep tests considering loading stress and time were carried out to characterize mechanical properties.
The proposed meso-scale corresponds to sub-domains obtained by subdividing a 2D granular assembly taking into account load-bearing contacts.
And the two icons attached to the account loaded on the app are both controlled by Brichter.
The model took into account loading parameters and material properties as well as microstructure properties.
The study introduces several novel elements by taking into account loading direction using a multiaxial probabilistic load model, considering random material strength, spatial correlation between material properties, progressive material failure, and system reliability effects.
