The phrase "account points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to rewards, loyalty programs, or gaming, where points are accumulated in an account.
Example: "After making several purchases, I checked my account points to see if I had enough for a discount on my next order."
Alternatives: "reward points" or "loyalty points".
Brown's account points a finger at the traumas of Katrina and Iraq for a gruesome 2006 murder-suicide.
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.
The dispute, centering on a review for the contract to handle the account, points to the anxiety existing in advertising as agencies fight fiercely to keep the clients they have as well as attract new business.
According to Hughes, Homer's account points to a real historical background of powerful noblewomen in the Mycenean period, 500 years before he composed his poems at the start of the 7th century BC and passed on through oral tradition.
Ms. Romney, who "made a choice to stay home and raise five boys" (as she wrote from her brand-new Twitter account), points out that it was "hard work".
That Twitter account points to a website syrianelectornicarmy.com, which details its cyber attacks, notes the New York Times.
He loved to penetrate organisations and then email their system administrator from their own account, pointing out the holes in their defences.
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.
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.
Reform-minded Labour MPs were privately scathing at what they regarded as a partial and self-justifying account, pointing out that Martin had led the expensive legal efforts to prevent the disclosure of the receipts.
