The phrase "account verified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a user's account has been confirmed as legitimate and is now active or secure.
Example: "Congratulations! Your account verified status allows you to access all premium features."
Alternatives: "account confirmed" or "account authenticated".
You can request to have your account verified here.
Mr. Aguasviva, in an account verified by the police, said that on the roof, the officers pointed flashlights at someone lying on top of the metal enclosure of a skylight, apparently trying to hide.
I spent my weekend obsessively researching how to get my Instagram account verified.
According to Whitby, in an account verified by Arpey's representatives, Arpey listened attentively to the problems and agreed there needed to be changes made, including better relations between union leadership of which Whitby was not a part– and management.
This practice, however, has been a common means of establishing a new, high-profile account's worthiness and authenticity, something Twitter almost necessitated due to its otherwise opaque procedures for having a Twitter account "verified" (i.e. given a seal that indicates the person is who they claim to be).
How did you get your Twitter account verified?
This will be a mix of matching the last IP address that accessed the account, verifying their email address, account name and old password.
To try to address this, Twitter is allowing users to apply to have their accounts verified with a blue tick mark – a feature previously restricted to brands and high-profile or public figures.
Our analysis included only confirmed accounts verified by the Darwin Awards Committee.
Although there are signs of incremental improvement, HealthCare.gov is unable to reliably allow consumers to create accounts, verify their identifies, apply for tax credits available to low- and middle-income people or shop for health insurance plans.
The film's Twitter account also verified the report.
