The phrase "account was used to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or function of an account in various contexts, such as finance, social media, or online services.
Example: "The account was used to track expenses and manage the budget effectively."
Alternatives: "account was utilized to" or "account served to".
Ridge regression-BLUP, which takes additive and dominance effects into account, was used to predict hybrid performance.
Trump has not lashed out at the Democratic senator from California from his personal Twitter account, but in July, the official White House account was used to accuse her of being weak on immigration issues.
Some of the money in the account was used to pay American companies whose contracts were canceled, but by 2000, about $400 million was left in what was known as the Foreign Military Sales FMSS) Trust Fund account.
In fact, the Chase account was used to transfer funds to London-based Madoff Securities International Ltd., which some said existed solely to convey an appearance of investing in British and other European securities.
A separate political account was used to pay for a hotel, food and even flowers, as well as a wedding gift bought at Bloomingdale's, the report said, bringing the total cost of the trip to about $30,000.
Most of the media investigations into Fifa have come from Britain, while it is the US justice authorities whose actions led to the indictments of 18 people, including charges that a Fifa bank account was used to channel a $10 million £6.55 million) World Cup voting bribe.
This account is used to record and track monthly working capital drawdowns that are requested by WCM and wired from Ithaca to WCM.
A numerical model which takes geometrical and material-wise non-linear behaviour into account is used to examine the stress and strain fields around core junctions.
The worm spreads when a compromised user's account is used to send message to others with a title such as "LOL.
Any time an escrow account is used to facilitate a deal, the buyer should establish it, not the seller, says Philip Reed, senior consumer advice editor at Edmunds.com.
