Providing account is a correct part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe how someone or something gives something, such as a service, information, or an account. For example: The service provider is responsible for providing account information to all customers.
"Schwab was not about to go to their clients and tell them we're providing account protection and, oh by the way, they were owners of the insurance company".
In their scrutiny of the UBS clients, prosecutors are being helped by nearly a dozen former private bankers who are cooperating with the investigation and providing account details and related internal correspondence, this person said.
"The heart of it is that they'll be providing account data to the United States," said Ben Jones, a tax expert in London at Eversheds, a global law firm.
In addition to providing account information for online retailer, gaming and video services, the cache also includes information for a variety of pornography sites.
MoneyDesktop, named Best of Show at FinovateSpring 2012, integrates directly into online banking and payment platforms, providing account aggregation and personal financial management platform to financial institutions, which then offer those tools to customers.
(c) Providing accounting and financial services.
In more detail: Yahoo! provided account holder information used as evidence in the case against journalist Shi Tao, which resulted in a 10-year prison sentence.
We consider these requests very carefully and only provide account content in extremely limited circumstances," the firm said.
Once the sale is finally closed, the venture must be ready with plans to provide account support and technical support.
Apps that provide account keys to eliminate you needing to use passwords at all can also be useful.
Twitter only provides account holders with a more drastic "deactivation" option that deletes the Page entirely 30 days later.
