The phrase "accounting conducted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the process or practice of accounting activities or procedures.
Example: "The accounting conducted during the audit revealed several discrepancies in the financial statements."
Alternatives: "financial reporting" or "accounting practices".
Sunday's magnificent account, conducted by Franz wasser-Mösthewas the first at the Proms, and only the second time that a work by Schmidt had been included.
Finally, in April of 2005, the presiding judge, Leonie Brinkema (who by all accounts conducted the case in an exemplary manner), accepted his pleas.
In between came a Molto adagio of gripping intensity and enveloping atmosphere; I cannot recall a more persuasive account, conducted or otherwise.
I cannot imagine any recording ever topping the 1978 account conducted by the composer's student, colleague and champion Mstislav Rostropovich, with an excellent cast headed by the radiant soprano Galina Vishnevskaya, and the London Philharmonic.
We first differentiate between three types of assessments: market research accounts conducted by consulting groups, academic accounts written by scholars, and structural accounts initiated primarily by national statistical agencies.
In "Le Nozze di Figaro," heard on Friday, smart direction by Leon Major helped to overcome dull sets and variable singing in a businesslike account conducted by David Angus, the Glimmerglass music director.
Maybe it comes down to familiarity, but this account — conducted by David Fulmer, with Christopher Otto as the brilliantly precise soloist — coaxed out more playful and evocative qualities, particularly in the haunted middle movement and exuberant finale.
Furthermore, in 2013 the Ministry of Health, through the Colombian Fund for High Cost Diseases (High Cost Account), conducted the first census of patients with orphan diseases, in which 13,168 cases were reported (Cuenta de Alto Costo).
Its moods were enhanced by a sensitive account of the score, conducted by Hugo Fiorato, featuring Sharon Baker, soprano, and David Walker, countertenor.
It is almost inconceivable that Madoff could have spent 20 years squirreling away clients' money in a Chase Manhattan bank account, conducting virtually no legitimate transactions, without anybody at Madoff Investment Securities smelling a rat – even if, as he asserts, he was deliberately employing under-qualified staff with no expertise in the securities industry.
