The phrase "accounted towards" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something contributes to a total or is included in a calculation.
Example: "The donations received will be accounted towards the final fundraising goal."
Alternatives: "counted as" or "included in".
Under Uber's new scheme, each driver will in effect have their own savings account towards the purchase of an electrical vehicle, based on the number of miles driven.
Therefore, countries "should take action to conserve and enhance sinks", and "shall promote environmental integrity, transparency, accuracy, completeness, comparability and consistency" in accounting towards their NDCs.
In terms of the information exchange of the other eight cities, the strength of the relations towards Wuhan and towards themselves accounted for a considerable part of the total relation strength; their combination accounted for approximately 95%, whereas their connection with the other seven cities (excluding Wuhan and the city itself) did not exceed 5%.
Projects like the Bureau Local, a non-for-profit organisation providing local reporters with the resources to tell their stories and hold power to account, point towards the potential future.
In his television address Mr Ahmadinejad advised people to put the subsidies entering their bank accounts towards their next utility bill, but anecdotal evidence suggests that many have withdrawn the cash and are on a spree.
To achieve this end the paper starts with an exploration of the frustrations expressed in the literature over the perceived lack of progress made by social and environmental accounting towards addressing sustainable development.
She focuses much of the messaging on her Twitter account towards helping women and promoting peace and education.
This kind of "joke" hints at the deep-seated racism that can be seen in tweets from explicitly pro-Gamergate accounts towards Mr Jubbal (content warning: examples here and here).
This kind of "joke" hints at the deep-seated racism that can be seen in tweets from explicitly pro-Gamergate accounts towards Jubbal (content warning: examples here and here).
During this period, the three individuals that accounted for most of the editorial duties of the journal were A. C. Littleton (1944-1947), Frank Smith (1950-1959) and Robert Mautz (1960-1962), all of whom either had practical accounting experience, or were leading authors prior to 1945, when the journal was oriented towards the accounting practice.
