The phrase "account owing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial contexts to refer to the amount of money that is owed on an account.
Example: "The account owing for the services rendered must be settled by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "amount due" or "balance owed".
And at age 27, Mr. Gore already had a substantial bank account, owing mostly to the homebuilding business and another real estate venture his family had brought him in on.
One such account, owing to John von Neumann and Oskar Morgenstern (1944), will be cashed out in detail below.
As of Thursday, Anthony had $472.18 in her commissary account, owing in part to a $100 boost from a single generous stranger.
Both nuclear and cytoplasmic positivity were taken into account owing to the cytoplasmic positivity previously observed in PCC/PGL (Favier et al, 2009).
In general, correction of multiple testing in the identification of miRNA should be taken into account, owing to large number of tests.
Known prognostic factors, such as high serum LDH (an independent and highly significant predictor of survival in advanced melanoma) (Balch et al, 2003; Bedikian et al, 2008; Neuman et al, 2008), ECOG PS or the presence of visceral metastases, were not taken into account owing to the small number of patients planned to be included in this small phase I II study.
First, the proponent of the paratactic account owes an account of when two utterances samesay one another.
Hume's account owes a great deal to Malebranche's account of the mechanical communication of passions.
But the proponent of the paratactic account owes an analysis of the samesaying relation that doesn't presuppose the notion of the two tokens having a common content, on pains of the view collapsing into a propositionalist view.
If the relevant relationship is instead with a being in one's species community, then all humans are in a special species relationship with an anencephalic human baby and so, according to such an account, owe it a high level of moral protection.
Citigroup, which will acquire credit card accounts owing about $426 million, is the world's biggest card issuer with $118 billion in loans.
