The phrase "accounting emphasis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to highlight a focus or specialization in accounting, such as in academic or professional settings.
Example: "Her degree in business administration with an accounting emphasis has prepared her for a career in finance."
Alternatives: "focus on accounting" or "specialization in accounting".
In a separate account, emphasis is placed on her contact by letter writing from the local Post Office, and Salinger's personal initiative to cross the bridge to meet with the woman, who in the course of the interview made clear she was a reporter (and who did indeed, at the close, take pictures of Salinger as he departed).
Given users who simply want to watch video no longer need a Periscope account, and those that want to comment can simply sign in with their Twitter accounts, the emphasis for use of the standalone Periscope app and community has all but been removed for anyone not wanting to broadcast themselves.
All of these phenomena should be taken into account with emphasis in the design of highway passing through the permafrost area.
In Whewell's 1840 account, the emphasis of scientific inquiry is, as Herschel had also argued, to be placed on the discovery of "true causes".
A much more detailed account with emphasis on the motivation and the macroeconomic conditions surrounding the main tax changes can be found in Appendix A. Open image in new window Fig. 1 Legislated tax changes as percentage of GDP.
A chief vehicle for this change has been his text Cost Accounting: A Managerial Emphasis, first published in 1962.
Robert K. Jaedicke's research and teaching were in the fields of financial and management accounting with special emphasis on the application of management economics concepts to those fields.
He has served as editor of The Accounting Review and is co-author of Cost Accounting: A Managerial Emphasis, the leading cost accounting textbook used around the world.
His principal teaching interests involve managerial accounting, with particular emphasis on strategic cost management and control systems, measurement and evaluation of organizational performance, and the role of performance measures in implementing and monitoring firm strategy.
Rather than concentrating on selling to segments and suggesting the same strategy, plan, or model for each of the accounts in a segment, sales teams that practice ABS approach all their accounts with an emphasis on building solid, unique relationships and meeting their specific needs.
