The phrase "accounting constitution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the foundational principles or regulations governing accounting practices or standards.
Example: "The accounting constitution of our organization outlines the ethical standards and practices that all employees must adhere to."
Alternatives: "accounting framework" or "accounting principles".
According to some versions of the standard account, constitution is always a one-way relationship: the lump constitutes the statue, but not vice versa.
I hope, moreover, that the authors took into account the Constitution's rules on search and seizure – because the anti-gun-control crowd is already feeding off paranoia about confiscation.
Regardless of how that issue gets resolved, it is important to not to conflate constitution accounts with contingent realization accounts when addressing the function of consciousness and answering the question of why it exists (Chalmers 1996).
When you realize that the Greenland Ice Sheet is thousands of meters thick, and the top layers include both snow and firn (which later get buried and compressed into ice), it becomes apparent that accounting for the constitution of the ice sheet is important when estimating how much water is being delivered to the ocean.
Running under catalytic conditions results in similar gross changes in catalyst constitution accounting for the observed fall-off in activity.
In this paper we outline a distinctive practice theory approach to considering the role of management accounting in the constitution of organizations.
Including the respective radius measure as a covariate, and thus accounting for 'skeletal constitution' (see Statistical analysis above), yielded either similar or greater significance levels for all diaphyseal tibia measures, and similar significance for all epiphyseal measures.
Philolaus is included among those thinkers who argue that diseases arise from the elements which constitute the body, so that the section on Philolaus begins with his account of the constitution of the human body, which is in effect his account of the nature of the embryo and newborn infant.
Andrews's account is predominantly United States-centric, yet the Internet's global context dictates that any broad "social network constitution" account for such cultural differences.
