The phrase "accounting inventory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial management, bookkeeping, or inventory management within a business setting.
Example: "The accounting inventory must be updated regularly to reflect the current stock levels and financial status of the company."
Alternatives: "financial inventory" or "inventory accounting".
Steve Sprague writes that Brazil has already "expanded its business-to-government mandates from e-invoicing to requirements that affect accounting, inventory management and personnel".
It makes programs for small companies to manage accounting, inventory and sales tasks over the Internet.
The company, with 15 full-time employees and many seasonal contract workers, already runs its accounting, inventory and operations-management software on an I.B.M. Power server.
Large corporations housed computers that stored information that was central to the activities of running a business payroll, accounting, inventory management, production control, shipping, and receiving.
Indian software giants in Bangalore, like Wipro, Infosys and MindTree, now manage back-room operations -- accounting, inventory management, billing, accounts receivable, payrolls, credit card approvals -- for global firms like Nortel Networks, Reebok, Sony, American Express, HSBC and GE Capital.
Good housekeeping procedures can be applied to all activities in food processing facilities, including purchasing, materials accounting, inventory control, receiving, delivery, storage, proper labeling, optimizing operations and processes, preventive maintenance, and recovery/reuse/recycling.
The data describing in-store sales serve two purposes, accounting and inventory control.
Atlas, based in Purchase, N.Y., has said the results were restated because of errors in accounting for inventory, bad debts and maintenance.
PeopleSoft, whose software manages accounting, tracks inventory and processes payrolls, has offered clients money-back rebates if Oracle acquires the company and stops developing the products.
One goal is to persuade proprietors of small businesses of the benefits of information technology, in realms from electronic commerce to accounting to inventory control.
One perennial pay-for calls for ending the "last in, first out" (LIFO) method of accounting for inventory, prized by manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers.
