The phrase "cross account" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts involving multiple accounts, such as in finance, technology, or social media, where actions or data are shared or compared across different accounts.
Example: "To ensure accurate reporting, we need to analyze the cross account transactions from all departments."
Alternatives: "inter-account" or "multi-account"
Five DNA samples from the MGH cross accounted for 99.4% of the missing data.
Open play crosses account for roughly 15% of all goals, yet only one in every 4.87 crosses actually reaches a team-mate.
However, cross-account deduplication introduces several new side-channel attacks on user privacy; see e.g., Harnik et al.
Our main aim is to examine such factors and how they can be associated with different patterns of unsafe crossing, accounting for the specific crossing contexts of three typical LCs in Brisbane.
A review of incidents in Melbourne where a dog bit, rushed at or chased a person or animal in a public space, found that there were sixty breeds involved and the German Shepherd and German Shepherd crosses, and Australian Cattle Dog and Cattle Dog crosses accounted for 9% of incidents.
She is half an hour late, but it is impossible to be cross on account of her deep embarrassment (I feel guilty even mentioning it) and vaguely mum-ish struggles with her phone.
No.1', which is derived from an interspecific cross, may account for the higher ratio of distorted loci on the NP map.
Specifically, they give a cross-linguistic account of existential and relational clauses (possessive and circumstantial types).
In extreme cases almost two thirds of the cross section accounted for the blue phase (Purvis, 1984).
That suggests many German businesses aren't satisfied with the banking status quo, even if they've already crossed the account opening hurdle.
It is therefore likely that this cross silencing accounts for the contrasting phenotype observed in our HpRNAi slr1 mutant with regards to that of the reference disruption mutant.
