The phrase "account metrics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurements or data related to a specific account, often in a business or analytical context.
Example: "We need to analyze the account metrics to understand our customer engagement better."
Alternatives: "account performance indicators" or "account analytics".
"As a result of these improvements, some people may notice their own account metrics change more regularly," Twitter warned.
He also combines bottoms-up and macro analysis to gauge prospects relative to market expectations, taking into account metrics that function as catalysts.
Instead, Pit.ai evaluates trading strategies themselves, taking into account metrics like Sharpe ratios and maximum drawdown — financial tools for evaluating risk.
By highlighting the assets a rancher already has, taking into account metrics like sales and inventory, the team hopes to democratize the loan application process.
But the global purge of locked accounts from user account metrics looks like it's going to be a rather bigger deal, putting some major dents in certain high profile users' follower counts — and some major dents in celeb egos.
Late last month Twitter flagged smaller changes to follower counts, also as part of a series of platform-purging anti-spam measures — warning users they might see their counts fluctuate more as counts had been switched to being displayed in near real-time (in that case to try to prevent spambots and follow scams artificially inflating account metrics).
A detailed analysis of the accounting metrics used reveals potential flaws in accounting-based measurements.
As mentioned previously, a detailed analysis of the accounting metrics used reveals the potential flaws in accounting-based measurements, and, as such, entities experiencing substantial investments and thus significant yet punctual CAPEX increases could be classified as distressed, despite offering healthy firm conditions.
Other new Internet companies also promote nonstandard accounting metrics.
To raise eyebrows: Groupon has received close scrutiny from the Securities and Exchange Commission for using atypical accounting metrics to market itself to potential investors before going public.
In the last few months, Groupon has been ridiculed for the use of unorthodox accounting metrics, its international hiccups and for its aggressive online marketing budget.
