The phrase "account trade" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to trading accounts or transactions related to accounts, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I need to review the account trade records to ensure everything is accurate."
Alternatives: "account transaction" or "trading account".
Mr Nelson said there was a good case for healthy capital account trade as well as for inward investment to the UK.
Sweden matches Britain in growth, GDP per capita and unemployment level, and has a current account trade surplus of £5bn, against Britain's £40bn deficit.
However, capital profits on investment abroad were "big ticket business", representing pounds 9bn of Britain's pounds 50bn gross annual income from visible, invisible and capital account trade with the US, where UK investment was pounds 119bn.
When it comes to trading, Merrill Lynch clients can deal with a financial consultant, as they have traditionally; choose a managed account; trade online through Merrill Lynch Direct at $29.95 a transaction; or use some of each by linking accounts.
Its modeling approach is based on a top-down methodology and takes into account trade information.
We could also take into account trade logistics indicators such as the World Bank's Logistics Performance Index (LPI) of both, the land-locked and the transit countries.
The figures for book values fail to take into account trading costs.
I am also suspicious of the statistics provided, because they don't take into account trading costs.
Rudd is a man who on Gillard's account traded an election photo in 2010 faking peace love and harmony for the foreign ministry.
Planners in a rapidly urbanizing area must take into account trade-offs between multiple environmental issues of concern.
Basic low-level functions necessary for the main control architecture approaches are analysed and selected, taking into account trade-offs between functionality, cost and power consumption.
