The phrase "account termination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the closure or deactivation of a user account, often in online services or platforms.
Example: "If you do not comply with our terms of service, we may proceed with account termination."
Alternatives: "account closure" or "account deactivation."
Compared with a jail sentence, the threat of account termination may seem mild.
But the savings cited by the two men do not take into account termination fees associated with the complex deal.
Verizon Wireless has agreed to settle an investigation into the marketing of its Internet plans and reimburse $1 million to customers for wrongful account termination, the New York attorney general, Andrew M. Cuomo, said yesterday.
One email giving 30 days' notice of account termination said: "Unfortunately as the breach relates to actions that occurred during the tenure of your account ownership rather than an individual event or action, it is not possible for you to continue your account with us".
It also stated that serious or repeated violations would result in account termination.
With Backupify Snapshot, the idea is to recreate the same sort of account termination procedures companies are used to, but for cloud-based services.
But it would also include multiple accounts held by any one individual, he warned, a practice aimed at combating account terminations.
It also details how policies are enforced and a section on "Managing and Reporting Violations" points to over a half-dozen help pages on related topics ranging from the app verification and appeals process to understanding account terminations.
However, in a statement, HSBC said the account terminations were "absolutely not based on race or religion", adding that "discrimination against customers on grounds of race or religion is immoral, unacceptable and illegal".
Second, an ever-exposed approach was applied to take into account terminations of biologic treatments in patients at increased risk of premature mortality.
MPs also expressed surprise that the government's estimates of future costs have not taken into account the termination of contracts with another major IT supplier, Fujitsu.
