The phrase "account resulting" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an outcome or consequence related to an account, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The account resulting from the audit revealed several discrepancies."
Alternatives: "account outcome" or "account consequences".
It then proceeded to debit my bank account, resulting in an overpayment of approximately £150.
This result additionally confirmed the more variables taken into account resulting in smaller area but greater its homogeneity.
The integrated approach takes three aspects of integration – system, disciplines and life-cycle – into account resulting in a high complexity.
It is not dependent on a piece of the washout curve, but rather takes the whole washout curve into account, resulting in a mean number of volume turnovers.
This is attributed to the fact that Gaussian quadrature rules do not take inter-element smoothness of the spline basis into account, resulting in over-integration.
By the fall of 2002 he was writing hot checks 20 in one month on his Bank of America account, resulting in a negative balance of $1.9 million, before his account was frozen.
A second difficulty for Hempel's account resulted from his candid admission that he was unable to offer a full analysis of the notion of a scientific law.
"This early account resulted in some seriously inaccurate reporting of events.
Conflicting information given when calling in to cancel account resulted in being locked in for a year or pay the full amount plus a $10 cancellation fee.
Boston Scientific will make a special cash payment to its workers' 401(k) retirement savings accounts, resulting in a third-quarter charge of $110 million.
On the one hand, they enforce improved cost accounting, resulting in improved data quality.
