The phrase "account setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the options or configurations available for a user’s account on a website or application.
Example: "To change your password, go to the account setting section of the website."
Alternatives: "account configuration" or "account preferences".
The official said that Mr. Obama would use his legal authority to force BP officials to create an escrow account setting aside billions of dollars to compensate businesses and individuals if the company does not do so on its own.
She changed her account setting at WrongPlanet.net from "undiagnosed" to "Asperger syndrome" and persuaded her mother to pay for a therapist who specialized in treating people on the autism spectrum.
The president is trying to use his legal authority to force BP to create an escrow account setting aside billions of dollars for payments if the company does not do so on its own, a plan he has said he will address Tuesday in his first Oval Office speech.
"It's up to the rest of us to support his leadership and to make sure that the parliamentary Labour party can work in a single-minded, united and effective way, standing up for Labour's core values, holding the government to account, setting out our alternative agenda and giving an example of unity to the rest of the Labour Party and more generally to the Labour and trade union movement.
It may also adjust your account setting for you, so your future tweets are marked accordingly, if it deems it necessary.
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First, once you've gotten your account set up, go to the Settings page.
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Filled with rich detail, DeVorkin's account sets a high standard for scholarly scientific biographies.
Though she has an account set up (@cherylcole), Cheryl maintains Twitter silence.
Alaska TV has optioned the satirical account, set up by freelance journalist Rob Temple in 2012, for development.
