The phrase "ancestry account" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an account related to genealogy or family history research, often associated with services that provide ancestry information.
Example: "I created an ancestry account to trace my family lineage and discover more about my heritage."
Alternatives: "genealogy account" or "family history account".
Whites (i.e., those of European ancestry) account for nearly two-thirds of the state's population.
People of white European ancestry account for roughly two-thirds of all residents of South Carolina.
We couldn't have expected the results that ensued: having first found my younger sister through her DNA ancestry account, a woman contacted her on Facebook.
Euronesians (people of mixed European and Polynesian ancestry) account for most of the rest of the population, and a tiny fraction are of wholly European heritage.
Few direct descendants of Uruguay's indigenous peoples remain, and mestizos (of mixed European and Indian ancestry) account for less than one-tenth of the population.
Today people of mixed European and African ancestry account for more than nine-tenths of the population, but the island's economy is largely controlled by the small proportion of people of European descent.
We report on the results that the gradient of North African ancestry accounts for previous observations of low levels of sharing with Near East and a substantially increased gene flow especially from Morocco and Spain.
For example, the top 3 most canceled accounts are Ancestry, Experian and Tidal, 10.9% of Ancestry accounts are canceled after being shown to a Hiatus user.
The same samples analyzed for mtDNA were also genotyped for 46 AIM-InDel markers [ 71], which allow the proportion of ancestry accounted for main continental groups to be estimated (Additional file 5).
Many African seamen were attracted to South Wales during the industrial boom of the late 19th century, but people of African ancestry now account for only a tiny fraction of Wales's total population.
Such patterns of variation indicate that investigators undertaking genetic epidemiology research in New Hampshire, the larger New England region or other areas of the United States where there is a known Eastern European influence should consider taking self-reported ancestry into account to avoid structure influencing their results.
