"live accounts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in business or finance contexts to refer to active or current accounts that are in use or being actively managed. Here are two example sentences: 1. "The company's profits have increased due to a surge in live accounts, demonstrating strong customer engagement and retention." 2. "Please be advised that all live accounts must be settled by the end of the month to avoid any late fees."
I followed live accounts from the New Delhi court on legal blogs and on Twitter.
The countryside, where more than two-thirds of India's people live, accounts for no more than 13% of electricity consumption.
Rossellini doesn't think the Italians are a race of heroes, and the determination to live accounts for the present renaissance in Italy.
Long-term studies have shown that how people live accounts for more than half the difference in how hale and hearty they will remain until very near the end.
But on the right of the screen we see a block of four monitors, each showing a view so different that it is hard to believe they are all live accounts of what was happening in the studio.
For my taste, it comes down to a close call between the first three of those: both the Richter (Praga) and the Brendel (Philips, the last of his three recordings) are live accounts, full of unrepeatable insights, but Gilels's studio version from 1983 has a considered majesty and presence that outshines all rivals, even if the recording does not quite do full justice to his glowing piano sound.
If your friends click on a thumbnail, the actual photo will download from your Live account.
National Hurricane Center The center offers a live account of the hurricanes and tropical storms around the world.
Mr. Sherman was wary about including the live account of the difficult Chopin sonata in this Bridge release.
Additional episodes, offered for sale from the main menu, cost $5 each and require both an Xbox Live account and free hard disk space.
Elsewhere, the video was innocuous -- Mr. Fain practicing a phrase (synced with the live account) and then making tea, wandering around his apartment or taking a taxi.
