The phrase "accounting element" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, bookkeeping, or any discussion involving components of accounting systems or practices.
Example: "In our financial report, we need to analyze each accounting element to ensure accuracy and compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "financial component" or "accounting component".
The 'taking into account' element of recognition can lead in two opposite directions.
Even the account of prewar New York might have benefited from a larger vision that at least took into account elements like the Communist Party's Popular Front, with its supposedly unambiguous anti-fascist stance, or the Hitler-Stalin Pact.
Jon wove into his personal account elements of Van Gogh's life and art, referencing not only the visionary Post-Impressionist's genius but also his struggle with mental illness.
We took into account elements of biological plausibility, either clinically or experimentally demonstrated, such as tissue infectivity, PrP expression content or successful route of infection.
In Africa, these standards are still more often built without taking into account elements such as mental health or the role of tradi-therapeutics.
We want a better definition of the medium-term objectives of fiscal policy by taking into account elements such as the debt level and the up-front costs of structural reforms.
The strategies also took into account elements of the ecological model by providing cues on individual choice and signaling in the physical and social environments, both aspects of the ecological theory.
But there is still the hard-to-account-for element of luck (or lack thereof) that can come into play with challenges.
Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) present wireless services of the same kind in identical zones, clients select the service taking into account any element they consider relevant.
"Pricing takes into account many elements, not just the cost of coffee beans," said Audrey Lincoff, a Starbucks spokeswoman.
