The phrase "account deficiencies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial statements, audits, or evaluations where there are shortcomings or issues in the accounts.
Example: "The audit revealed several account deficiencies that need to be addressed before the final report is submitted."
Alternatives: "financial discrepancies" or "accounting shortfalls".
audits had found alarming accounting deficiencies in the offices in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, as well as in the regional office.
The companies have been required to hold 30percentt more capital than the minimum required before 2004, when accounting deficiencies were discovered at Freddie.
Its chief executive and chief financial officer have both quit.It is true that Ahold's accounting deficiencies mainly involved American subsidiaries that it bought in a decade-long acquisition binge (see article), though they also stretched to Argentina and Scandinavia.
Writing in 1995, he explained that his real aim was to shrink the government and that tax cuts were a means to that end: "The task, as I saw it, was to create a new majority, which evidently would mean a conservative majority, which came to mean, in turn, a Republican majority -- so political effectiveness was the priority, not the accounting deficiencies of government".
The late Irving Kristol, one of the intellectual godfathers of modern conservatism, once wrote frankly about why he threw his support behind tax cuts that would worsen the budget deficit: his task, as he saw it, was to create a Republican majority, "so political effectiveness was the priority, not the accounting deficiencies of government". In short, say whatever it takes to gain power.
In The Public Interest's recent thirtieth anniversary issue, Kristol is also explicit about his own "cavalier attitude toward the budget deficit and other monetary or financial problems": "political effectiveness was the priority, not the accounting deficiencies of government". But what exactly does supply-side economics have to do with neoconservatism as an "idea"?
The late Irving Kristol, one of the intellectual godfathers of modern conservatism, once wrote frankly about why he threw his support behind tax cuts that would worsen the budget deficit: his task, as he saw it, was to create a Republican majority, "so political effectiveness was the priority, not the accounting deficiencies of government".
There were, to put it mildly, some accounting deficiencies.
The fine print of the tidy-looking Financial Report of the United States Government reveals painfully basic accounting deficiencies.
