The phrase "accounting chapters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific sections or divisions within a textbook or material related to accounting.
Example: "In the course syllabus, we will cover the accounting chapters that focus on financial statements and budgeting."
Alternatives: "financial sections" or "accounting sections".
Its most radical provision was to grant the barons power to elect 25 of their number to hold the king and his officials to account (chapter 61), which is why it was promptly annulled by Pope Innocent III.
Much must be accounted for: many chapters of the official version are false or full of holes, historians and politicians say.
We therefore determined the CIF of death for the most frequent causes of death by ICD-10 chapter heading after accounting for competing events (table 3).
He has loosely grouped the accounts into chapters, one for domestic disturbances, others for wandering souls, poltergeists, visions of the living.
Lee does not patronise or dilute any of the emotion in his account – several chapters are harrowing to read, and the book is better for it.
The chapter accounts for improved pharmacodynamics and the application of binding kinetics to kinases.
In addition, the chapter accounts for isoform selectivity of HDAC inhibitors.
If the top 10 firms were removed, Spain would lose its revealed comparative advantage in 60% of 2-digit HS chapters, which account for 45% of all Spanish exports in 2015.
To illustrate Richardson's approach, consider his account in Chapter 2 of reverse engineering, which uses the design features of an organism to extrapolate backwards to the presumed function of the features and to provide evidence for their origin in some functional achievement.
Most important is the account in Chapter 2 of the origins and persistence of private ranches in Sonora, in particular the legal provision that properties with fewer than 500 head of cattle were considered 'small' and therefore not subject to redistribution in the most aggressive phase of land reforms.
