The phrase "account notes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to written records or comments related to a specific account, often in a business or financial context.
Example: "Please make sure to review the account notes before our meeting to ensure we are all on the same page."
Alternatives: "account comments" or "account records".
Dexter's Instagram account notes his "human friends" will be driving him cross-country.
MacNiven's crisply narrated account notes Laughlin's hereditary bipolarity and his scattered activities — writing poetry, developing a ski resort, and yearning at length after a series of women he was not married to.
For example, the account notes that the actors Marlon Brando and Paul Newman were among those at the march, along with Roy Wilkins of the N.A.A.C.P. Marlon Brando and Paul Newman are at the march, giving interviews, reports NYT.
MacNiven's crisply narrated account notes Laughlin's hereditary bipolarity and his scattered activities writing poetry, developing a ski resort, and yearning at length after a series of women he was not married to.
"The emails include relationship information (including extramarital), Social Security Numbers, office relationships, credit card numbers, funeral arrangementsbasically anything people were unlucky enough to send using their Enron email account," notes Nuwere.
A historical account notes that, even though he was already known as an informed young scholar, he felt it appropriate to inquire about everything while visiting the Grand Temple.
No newspaper account noted the architect.
They told him the storm would displace them, the pool account noted.
The court accepted this account, noting in its ruling that the words carried "serious significance".
The court accepted this account, noting that the words carried "serious significance" in its ruling.
Last night, Gatorade's Twitter account noted, about James, that "the person cramping wasn't our client".
