The phrase "accounts exist" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the presence or availability of accounts, such as in a financial or digital context.
Example: "In our database, we have confirmed that multiple accounts exist for each user."
Alternatives: "accounts are present" or "accounts are available".
Many corporate and institutional accounts exist out there in social media too.
Similar accounts exist for Saudi money intended for Muslims in other regions like Bosnia and Chechnya.
Similar accounts exist for Saudi money intended for needy Muslims in other parts of the world, like Bosnia and Chechnya.
although much written about in novels, few first-hand accounts exist of actually attending a progressive school.
In an era when far fewer records are kept on paper, spouses and children may not even know that some accounts exist.
It's my view that expense accounts exist so that business travelers can replicate the same degree of comfort they would experience if working from home (which is complicated by the fact that certain comforts are intangible and can't be purchased).
Dopamine Collective's Sean Stewart, who by all accounts exists, speaks for the rest of the group, whose existence is arguably theoretical or, rather, pataphysical.
The Senate report makes clear that the accounts existed, that they contained millions of dollars and that Riggs went to extraordinary lengths to help General Pinochet evade regulatory scrutiny and the law.
But, whether an order to fire was made could not be determined because records of other regiments do not show such guidelines and thus discrepancy among interview accounts exists.
Holvi's opportunity to disrupt traditional bank accounts exists thanks to new Pan-European legislation for payment services.
Given the cross-referencing method that was used to ID Russian activity it's entirely possible other Kremlin-backed Tumblr accounts existed on the platform (and/or still exist) — but which have yet to be identified.
