The phrase "account of services" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a detailed report or description of the services provided, often in a business or professional context.
Example: "The contractor submitted an account of services rendered during the project, outlining all tasks completed and materials used."
Alternatives: "statement of services" or "report of services".
OK, caveats: this only measures goods exports, and we should mark the numbers up maybe 25 percent to take account of services.
An invoice includes a header with your name (or your business name), your address and phone number, and your company logo, in addition to a detailed account of services rendered, payment owed, and payment instructions.
Kidder's account of service in Vietnam spares himself nothing.
Veterans Affairss The United States Senate Committee on Veterans Affairss considers matters relating to the compensation of veterans, life insurance issued on account of service in the Armed Forces, national cemeteries, pensions of all wars, readjustment of servicemen to civil life, and veterans' hospitals and medical care.
4. The research team then formed into three sub-groups, to work up detailed proposals for each of the proposed domains, taking account of service user, stakeholder and expert comments.
Clients are more interested in hearing suggestions based on first-hand accounts of services, accommodations and geographic areas.
He says these figures take into account consumption of services, as well as income.
However, by also taken into account intensity of services and changes in intermediate productivity (defined as ratio of services to FTEs) they concluded that hospitals had become more efficient during the study period.
A questionnaire was developed based on existing blueprinting of the institution and past accounts of service failures.
However, in a follow-up email, DreamHost (again quoted by Anglin) gave a different reason for the ban: "The opening of multiple accounts of service plans in order to bypass any restrictions or overage charges set forth by DreamHost".
After the liberation of France, the high court of justice in 1946 acquitted him of treason and sentenced him to five years of "national unworthiness" but remitted this sentence on account of some services he had rendered to the Résistance.
