The phrase "account point" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to finance or accounting, but it is not widely recognized.
Example: "Please clarify the account point in your report so we can address any discrepancies."
Alternatives: "account reference" or "account detail".
Investors who are relaxed about the current account point to the PPP gauge as evidence that now could be a good time to buy the dollar.
While some, such as the Global UUID Database account point out that "you don't need to know tractors to be a good agriculture minister" others are less forgiving.
At an elevation of ca. 20 m below point A and about 30 m lower than point B, the impact of the consolidated sand layer seems to come into account (point C).
Projects like the Bureau Local, a non-for-profit organisation providing local reporters with the resources to tell their stories and hold power to account, point towards the potential future.
We study a theoretical model that takes into account point mutations, selection, and genetic drift.
In our additional analysis that compares behavior between day 1 and the transfer test, we thus only take the non-spatial schema condition into account (Point 9).
Brown's account points a finger at the traumas of Katrina and Iraq for a gruesome 2006 murder-suicide.
He loved to penetrate organisations and then email their system administrator from their own account, pointing out the holes in their defences.
The new system also takes into account points lost by a player through injury or illness, or by a player who has not completed two full seasons.
Police, however, do not set much store by this account, pointing out that he gave them many fake possible scenarios for what happened to April.
"Oh, this is a famous egg!" he said laughing as he flipped through his account, pointing out how they try to provoke factional or sectarian fights.
