The phrase "account discrepancies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to inconsistencies or errors found in financial records or accounts.
Example: "After reviewing the financial statements, we discovered several account discrepancies that need to be addressed immediately."
Alternatives: "financial inconsistencies" or "accounting errors".
After Wells Fargo alerted him to account discrepancies, Mr. Zelner, a corporate lawyer, said he stormed onto the club's rolling greens in April, accusing the broker of theft.
Taking this into account discrepancies between proxy- and self-ratings were rather insiginficant for most scales.
In this case, ensuring safe infant feeding practices means finding a strategy that takes into account discrepancies between the counselling provided to the women and conduct that is socially and culturally preferable.
These superior performances are achieved by taking into account discrepancy and quantization matrix in order to select the modifiable coefficients set.
The two brothers have blamed each other for the accounting discrepancies but say that their situation does not constitute criminal misconduct.
The Pirro brothers have blamed each other for the accounting discrepancies but say that their situation does not constitute criminal misconduct.
This conclusion was drawn largely from accounting discrepancies between what Iraq had previously told U.N. weapons inspectors it possessed, and what records showed had been destroyed.
The market regulator said it would investigate that breach, as well as the latest accounting discrepancies, along with possible insider trading.
The Xerox Corporation, whose auditors had refused to sign off on its annual report until they had rechecked the numbers, said yesterday that the auditors, KPMG, found some accounting discrepancies but uncovered no signs of fraud.
C1 New Report on Xerox Numbers Xerox, whose KPMG auditors had refused to sign off on the company's annual report until they had rechecked the numbers, said some accounting discrepancies had been turned up but no signs of fraud.
Xerox, whose auditors had refused to sign off on its annual report until they had rechecked the numbers, said that the auditors, KPMG, found some accounting discrepancies but uncovered no signs of fraud.
