The phrase "account preparation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial reporting, bookkeeping, or auditing, where the process of preparing financial accounts is discussed.
Example: "The accountant is responsible for account preparation at the end of each fiscal year to ensure accurate financial statements."
Alternatives: "financial statement preparation" or "accounting preparation".
Math isn't even mentioned, much less skills in reconciling accounting data, forensic accounting audits, preparation of financial statements, budget forecasting, or financial modeling.
These food availability data are unable to take into account food preparation methods, which can heavily influence the final nutrient content of foods.
Socioeconomic variables were also taken into account (in preparation for publication).
(69) In one account, the preparation of a carbamazepine/saccharin cocrystal was produced on a 30 g scale through solution crystallization.
It took accounting tax preparation, bookkeeping and payroll services about 10 days longer to receive their money, along with companies that service buildings and dwellings.
After dental offices, the industries with the highest profit margins were accounting, tax preparation, bookkeeping and payroll services; legal services; offices of health practitioners (other than physicians); and support activities for mining.
Their accounts cover preparation (cast a distracting woman to case the joint), execution (no job should last more than a half-minute) and aftermath (fencing goods is no picnic, and expect a permanent hangover of paranoia).
Customer support, accounting, tax preparation, web design, computer programming, data entry, R&D and legal services — all of which are commonly outsourced today — will benefit from rapidly advancing automation technology that makes their work far more efficient.
Addressing the media on the eve of the polls, IEC officials said they had taken logistical problems from round one into account in preparations for Saturday's runoff vote.
"Ribaldis" were first mentioned in the English Privy Wardrobe accounts during preparations for the Battle of Crécy between 1345 and 1346.
