The phrase "account of a large" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing a narrative or report about something significant, but it needs additional information to be fully clear.
Example: "The account of a large event in the city was detailed and informative."
Alternatives: "report of a significant" or "narrative of a major".
That had been the name of a unit devoted to handling the retail account of a large client, Volvo.
But the decision deals a fresh setback to Havas, which on Jan . 12resigned the account of a large client, the Intel Corporation, by withdrawing from a review for Intel's worldwide advertising assignment, with spending estimated at $300 million.
And he has managed to give the book — which is both a conventional thriller and an account of a large, complicated, prosperous black family — a number of very Carter-like touches.
The Marina del Rey, Calif., office of Deutsch, part of the Interpublic Group of Companies, said yesterday that it was resigning the account of a large client, Mitsubishi Motors North America in Cypress, Calif., part of Mitsubishi Motors, by withdrawing from a creative review that began last month.
One day, during a visit to a colonial archive in Rio de Janeiro, Fawcett discovered a document, partly eaten by worms, that was titled "Historical account of a large, hidden, and very ancient city, without inhabitants, discovered in the year 1753".
One biography noted a child's account of a large temblor in the spring of 1714: "An earthquake pulverized all houses and huts in every direction.
On account of a larger atomic number of Au compared to that of Ti in Au@TiO2, Au nanoparticles show a darker contrast resulting in clearly visible yolk shell morphology.
Acute exacerbations of asthma account for a large fraction of the health care costs and morbidity of this illness [ 1].
Out-of-pocket payments account for a large share of total health expenditure in LMICs (26).
To reduce alert fatigue DDIs should be noninterruptive and often a small number of interactions account for a large number of interruptions [ 23].
The operating costs of oil depots account for a large proportion of the total system's operating costs.
