The phrase "account scope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to defining the boundaries or extent of an account, such as in project management or financial discussions.
Example: "Before we proceed, let's clarify the account scope to ensure we are all on the same page regarding responsibilities."
Alternatives: "account boundaries" or "account parameters".
"Taking into account the scope that you have to raise local council tax, this means a flat real settlement for policing as a whole".
Consequently, we make some recommendations which take into account the scope of the simulated scenario and the properties of the simulation frameworks.
In setting Australia's post-2020 emissions reduction targets, the government has said it will take into account "the scope and nature of other countries' targets – so that our target represents Australia's fair share and does not put Australia at a competitive disadvantage to our key trading partners and the major economies".
But perhaps most important of all, "we believe the GAO did not sufficiently take into account the scope and complexity of the challenges Treasury faced when it developed and implemented a modification initiative, the scale of which has never been previously attempted," Treasury Assistant Secretary for Financial Stability Herbert M. Allison, Jr. wrote.
The questionnaire for midwives contained questions about taking the religious background of pregnant women into account within the scope of counseling on prenatal screening (Table 1).
The Accounting Review is a bimonthly peer-reviewed academic journal published by the American Accounting Association AAAA) that covers accounting with a scope encompassing any accounting-related subject and any research methodology.
The percentage constitutes a significant number taking into account that the scope of the study was to reach as many Physiology students as possible, and this aim was achieved successfully.
The financial crisis that began in August 2007 has been the most severe of the post-World War II era and, very possibly once one takes into account the global scope of the crisis, its broad effects on a range of markets and institutions, and the number of systemically critical financial institutions that failed or came close to failure the worst in modern history.
To roll it back, we must take into account its entire scope.
Breaking Bad is often mentioned in the same breath as The Sopranos, on account of its scope and ambition.
