The phrase "account mix" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, marketing, or business to refer to the variety or distribution of different accounts or account types within a portfolio or strategy.
Example: "To optimize our marketing strategy, we need to analyze our account mix and identify which segments are performing best."
Alternatives: "account composition" or "portfolio mix".
Finally, by taking into account mix-design technology, which has already been developed for OPC concrete, the amount of binder required to produce a geopolymer concrete could be reduced.
Magnetoplasmon energies Ω n 1 n 2, calculated in the lowest Landau level approximation (solid lines), with taking into account mixing between 2 (short dash lines) and 3 (long dash lines) Landau levels of electron and hole, and with taking into account mixing between all Landau levels (dotted lines).
Zinc was used as inert tracer mixed with the char in order to account mixing so that char losses could be accurately quantified.
Results are compared to theoretical particle size distributions obtained with a simple model taking into account mixing of reagents and agglomeration of particles.
Magnetoexciton dispersions E n 1 n 2 ( P ), calculated in the first order in Coulomb interaction (dotted lines) and with taking into account mixing between 16 low-lying magnetoexciton states (solid lines).
In addition to the general expressions suited to thermal and chemical nonequilibrium conditions, the particular case of thermochemical equilibrium is also discussed, and the recent findings regarding taking into account mixing and demixing effects are included in the description.
We see in Figure 2 that the differences between magnetoexciton energies calculated in the first order in Coulomb interaction (the crosses at N = 1) and the energies calculated with taking into account mixing between all Landau levels (dotted lines) are very small at rs = 0.5 (Figure 2a,b), moderate at rs = 1 (Figure 2b,e) and very large at rs = 2 (Figure 2c,f).
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