The phrase "accounts demonstrated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to instances or examples where accounts or reports have shown or illustrated something specific.
Example: "The financial reports from last quarter clearly show the accounts demonstrated a significant increase in revenue."
Alternatives: "reports illustrated" or "records showed".
The accounts demonstrate how rapid progress was.
As the messages posted to hacked accounts demonstrate, OurMine is keen to build publicity for its hacks.
"This quarter, we further refined our machine-learning algorithms in order to better identify and act on accounts demonstrating abusive behavior.
But HRAFF also shares many uplifting and moving accounts, demonstrating the resilience of the human spirit, the importance of community, and, above all, the overwhelming generosity of others.
"Independent, credible and corroborated accounts demonstrate that these abuses have taken place as part of a widespread and systematic attack on civilians," Pillay said, according to briefing notes seen by Reuters.
"Additionally, from what news accounts demonstrate, the alleged wrongdoing is not the work of a few bad apples but is, instead, an institutional problem that has been ongoing for years," said Carrington. "What's the likelihood that an internal investigation is going to acknowledge that?
In spite of the video of her arrest, the salvaging of her social media accounts demonstrating her support of the Black Lives Matter movement, along with rumors of her struggles with depression that authorities tried to use to explain away her death, the real Sandra Bland remains elusive.
There have been no published accounts demonstrating that the largest living flying birds are at any kind of general mechanical limit for flight, and an "apparent difficulty in taking off" is both qualitative and anecdotal.
A different beginning could be selected in subsequent accounts, demonstrating the fluidity of the stories.
