The phrase "account of which" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific account or explanation related to something previously mentioned.
Example: "The report provided an account of which events led to the decision being made."
Alternatives: "regarding which" or "in relation to which".
In the interview, the account of which begins of the front page of Le Figaro, Mr. Dumas' bitterness is apparent.
Until they actually withdraw money, it sits in Prudential's general account, of which military benefits make up only a small fraction, Mr. DeFillippo said.
Despite her dreadful journey, her account of which is featured on the right, GNER is willing to return her just £15, equal to the cost of half her return ticket.
Similarly, Baker shortchanges neither the monstrous poverty that Ginsberg witnessed and tried to assuage in his peculiar Jewish-holy-man fashion nor his more outlandish sexual adventures, Orlovsky's partial account of which causes a fancy Indian hostess to faint.
To facilitate bill-paying, the parent opened a bank account of which that child was the co-owner, not realizing that the co-owner would automatically receive all the money in this account when the parent died.
In the complaint today to Ambassador Prueher, an account of which was later provided by the Foreign Ministry, Deputy Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi said the House bill violated previous commitments by the United States to moderate its military aid to Taiwan.
Krall was supposed to check for suspicious movements through the accounts – of which there were plenty.
The town has not forgotten, either, Putnam's part in the legendary wolf hunt of 1742, accounts of which are available on Canterbury Road at the Brooklyn Historical Society.
The company may actually have a hundred million dollars in its bank accounts, of which ten million will remain after it has paid its bills.
The economic difficulties of Būyid Iraq promoted urban unrest, accounts of which provide a rare glimpse into the lives of ordinary Muslim town dwellers.
But he accused the White House of releasing the secrets for political gain and demands a "full and prompt accounting" of which officials have been leaking information to journalists.
