"accounting field" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the industry or profession of accounting, where professionals are responsible for recording, analyzing, and reporting financial information for individuals or organizations. Example: "I have been working in the accounting field for over ten years and have gained extensive experience in financial statement preparation and tax compliance."
A Thornwood resident, who also declined to be identified, had spent decades in the accounting field.
"That makes you confident knowing that there will always be some sort of work in the accounting field".
Meanwhile, Mr. Rezza, a 50-year-old Yonkers native who had met his wife while they were working together at Mount Vernon Hospital, was in the accounting field.
"In the accounting field, clients gravitate toward younger folks," he says.
PBL has been successfully applied in medical, engineering, economics, and accounting field but lack of evidence in mathematics field.
Economic analysis has been the traditional tool to value corporations in the accounting field, where financial statements reflecting the economic affairs of the corporation are available.
Frank Braconi, chief economist for the city comptroller's office, pointed out that a lot of the job gains in the city had come in professional and business services, like law and accounting, fields in which blacks tended to be underrepresented.
Like engineering, the securities, finance and accounting fields are still dominated by men, especially in the senior ranks.
You can do this by using the adjustment column on the accounting fields.
The model parameters were optimised by taking into account field evidence concerning the final landslide volume, the length and height of the deposit, and the final run-out.
Two scenarios were used to assess the importance of stratifying the landscape into landscape elements before up-scaling the fluxes measured by chambers to landscape scale: one took the main landscape elements into account (field, ditch edge ditch), the other took only the field into account.
