The phrase "account valued" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance or accounting, typically referring to the assessed worth of an account or asset.
Example: "The account valued at $10,000 will be reviewed for potential investment opportunities."
Alternatives: "account assessed" or "account appraised".
Mrs. Lieberman's portfolio consists of stocks and mutual funds valued at $18,000 to $90,000, and an individual retirement account valued at $63,000 to $405,000.
If the planning system took their loss into account, valued it and compensated them for it, their hostility might turn to indifference.
Mr. Rotella and Mr. Schneider were able to hang on to other claims that they have filed in the WaMu bankruptcy: Mr. Rotella retained a retirement account valued at $5.4 million, while Mr. Schneider kept a $1.9 million claim.
Assets and sources of income that he omitted include a Merrill Lynch Global account valued at between $250,000 and $500,000, tens of thousands of dollars in municipal bonds and $30,000 to $100,000 in rent from a multifamily brownstone he owned.
They include a Merrill Lynch Global account valued between $250,000 and $500,000; tens of thousands of dollars in municipal bonds; and $30,000 to $100,000 in rent from a multifamily brownstone building he owned on West 132nd Street.
G.M.'s new accounting valued its assets at $142 billion.
The accounts, valued at $4 million to $8 million, were disguised and moved around the world for years with the cooperation of Riggs officials.
Fairfield Greenwich clients had accounts valued at $7.3 billion when Mr. Madoff was arrested, about $60 million of which came from the firm and its partners.
Although you must pay tax on the amount being converted, a decline in account values makes conversion a potential bargain right now, said Barry C. Picker, an accountant and financial planner with Picker, Weinberg & Auerbach in Brooklyn.
Of course, contributors to many other donor-advised funds have suffered recently, as account values plummeted.
By December, Mr. Teeples's account value was down to $33,000 and he had $72 cash in his retirement account.
