The phrase "account booking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or reservations, referring to the process of recording or reserving an account.
Example: "The account booking for the new client was completed successfully, ensuring all details were accurately recorded."
Alternatives: "account registration" or "account reservation".
Qwest, for example, was very aggressive in its accounting, booking the bulk of its revenues as soon as a deal was done.
Enron Energy Services, she said, used "mark to market" accounting, booking the projected profits of its multimillion-dollar contracts in the year they were signed, long before the actual results could be known.
The company had a loss of $9.3 million for 2004, despite a 7% hike in revenue (to $117.8 million) from when it made a switch to portfolio accounting, booking loan-interest income over time rather than all upfront.
In comparison, transferring your points to your United Mileage Plus account and booking an award ticket to Europe would cost 60,000 miles + $84.76 in taxes and fees.
By centralizing accounting, booking and marketing efforts, and striking more lucrative deals with national touring acts, Sillerman expects to make live entertainment more profitable.
Think about it: Would you rather walk down the street to the strains of the new T-Pain single or to a junior account executive loudly booking a hairdresser's appointment?
In a related action, the S.E.C. filed a civil complaint against Mr. Silverstein yesterday, contending that he had committed accounting fraud by booking revenue prematurely.
The chief executive of Rolls-Royce has talked of a company lost in the accounting fog of booking profits over the 25-year life of an engine which bears no relation to the schedule of cash coming in.
Ms. Suwal controlled the ring's bank accounts and oversaw two booking agents, identified by the authorities as Tameka Rachelle Lewis, 32 of Brooklyn, and Tanya Hollander, 36, of Rhinebeck, N.Y., according to court papers.
Improper accounting included overstatements and booking profits early or pushing back the recording of losses or charges, and such steps often led to even higher targets being set for divisions in the following period.
