The phrase "dedicated account" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an account that is specifically set aside for a particular purpose or individual.
Example: "To access the premium features, you need to create a dedicated account on our website."
Alternatives: "specific account" or "designated account".
Most important, it set up a dedicated account to receive the money — a trust fund insulated from the appropriations process and readily available year after year.
Customer connectivity may come from dedicated account teams, databases that track preferences, or the involvement of customers in HR practices such as staffing, training, and compensation.
Enterprise users will also get dedicated account managers.
However, it can be costly and inefficient to have dedicated account representatives ready for each customer.
IT and application vendors will generate 36% of the revenue, either through Web-based sales or dedicated account representatives.
They'll also get dedicated account representatives (with phone support) and, in some cases, the option to insure their holdings.
There are 2.8m posts hashtagged #slime on Instagram, and several dedicated accounts – @slimequeeens' "kinda satisfying slime videos" have been followed by 864,000 people since its first post in June.
$233 million of that was cash on hand, including Tesla's Department of Energy (DoE) dedicated accounts.
Developed by the Open State Foundation, Politwoops operated dedicated accounts in 30 countries around the world prior to Twitter's ban, including one in the U.S. run by a government transparency group called the Sunlight Foundation.
Find out how many separate accounts you are allotted without a fee (in case you want to have dedicated accounts for specific savings goals), and also find out if they have an automatic transfer program.
The spy agency already has a mobile site, dedicated Flickr account and YouTube account.
