The phrase "accounts announced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where financial results or updates are being communicated, typically in business or financial reporting.
Example: "The company’s quarterly accounts announced a significant increase in revenue compared to last year."
Alternatives: "financial results disclosed" or "earnings reported".
NS&I, famed for its premium bonds and savings accounts, announced in April it was discontinuing its Welsh-language policy citing low demand.
FeeX, a service that helps users find and avoid hidden fees in their retirement accounts, announced today that it has raised $6.5 million in Series B funding.
FeeX, a free service that sniffs out hidden fees in retirement and savings accounts, announced that it has raised $2.75 million in new funding.
IBM and Krungsri, one of Thailand's largest financial institutions with 8.6mn credit cards, sales finance, and personal loan accounts, announced a five-year $140 million engagement to build out digital banking, including blockchain technology.
Plaid, which is best known for helping financial services customers build applications with direct connections to their users' bank accounts, announced today that they have released a new SDK to bring that same type of functionality to enterprise developers.
Once we know how many extra loaves we have to sell, we post a message to our Facebook and Twitter accounts announcing to our Bread Fans that we have extra loaves.
Here is one good reason for concern: One of the comical claims in the admiring and ill-informed press accounts announcing Fischer's likely nomination is that he was "on the front line" of the 1997 Asian financial crisis, as the Financial Times put it.
The main Occupy Wall Street Twitter account announced that police had arrived.
#RIPTommy Ramone," a posting on the band's official Twitter account announced.
11.28pm The KDF Twitter account announced that the siege was nearly over.
His Twitter account announced that he offered the $1.3bn in assets to the cause.
