The phrase "account examination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to auditing, reviewing, or assessing financial accounts or records.
Example: "The accountant conducted a thorough account examination to ensure all transactions were accurately recorded."
Alternatives: "account review" or "financial audit".
Wooller also said that if the merger was to go ahead, the council of the super-institute could change the accounting examinations system and qualifications.
All PD cases were evaluated using a standard protocol that included a historical account, neurological examination, Unified Parkinson's Disease Rating Scale (UPDRS) assessment [19], Hoehn and Yahr staging [20], and Folstein's Mini Mental State examination [21].
For calibration purposes, the level of agreement between scores obtained by the examiners and the benchmark one (interexaminer agreement) or taking into account repeated examinations by the same examiner (intraexaminer agreement) is obtained by assessment of a small group of subjects.
But the circumstances behind accounting fraud are rarely simple, and fault is hard to pin down, said Harvey Kelly, a partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers who practices forensic accounting, the examination of books for possible legal violations.
To what extent does each of the micro-genres found in the examinations account for of all the examined tasks? .
To what extent does each of the micro-genres found in the examinations account for of all the examined tasks?
After briefly rehearsing this account under direct examination (where he seemed shy, but clear and calm, and said that he had lied in his early statements), the defense turned him over to the prosecution for the cross.
Omar began his next letter with an account of an examination that he had undergone for his asthma, in the hope of winning a release from prison on medical grounds: When the van stopped in front of Ramallah hospital, it was as if I were an alien from another world.
The potential interferents ethanol, tartaric acid, sorbate, sulfate(IV), putrescine, Fe III) and glucose, which are usually encountered in wines, were taken into account in the examination.
The following potential interferents which are usually met in waters were taken into account in the examination: Mg2+, Ca2+, HCO3−, SO42−, Cl− as well as Cu2+.
