The term "account" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "He opened a new bank account to save for his dream vacation."
The term "account" means a demand deposit account or other similar transaction account at a depository institution.
(1) For purposes of this paragraph (i), the term "account" shall mean the entries on the books and records of a futures commission merchant pertaining to the futures customer funds of a particular futures customer.
"On a minimum balance of £10,000, BLME is paying 2.05% on a 12-month term account – although this is a sharia account, so the return is an expected profit rate rather than a guaranteed interest rate," says Bowes. "For a lower minimum balance of £1,000, OakNorth is paying a guaranteed 2.02% on its 12-month fixed-term deposit account.
The term "account" means any account intended for use by and generally used by consumers primarily for personal, family, or household purposes that is offered by a depository institution into which a consumer deposits funds, including demand accounts, time accounts, negotiable order of withdrawal accounts, and share draft accounts.
Term Account Form - Form for short-term accounts for UTA's, people taking a C.S. course, etc.; they are intended to correspond to an academic term or semester.
The preliminary estimates of the empirical path term account for the intrinsic and scattering attenuation, geometrical spreading, and the general increase of duration with distance due to wave propagation and scattering at each hypocentral distance for each frequency.
Grants are distributed by crediting 50% each term to the student's term bill account.
Term accounts were not unlocked today; they hold some $9 billion in additional savings at the old exchange rate.
A second term accounts for dynamic effects related to rotation velocities and accelerations of the particles.
The diffusion term accounts for molecular transport in physical space and molecular mixing in composition space.
For both cases mn = 0 and mn = 1, the jth column of the second term accounts for the effect of the j's win at time tn−1.
