The phrase "accounting mandates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial regulations, requirements, or obligations that must be followed in accounting practices.
Example: "The company must adhere to all accounting mandates to ensure compliance with federal regulations."
Alternatives: "accounting requirements" or "accounting regulations".
Joseph F. Keiffer III, appointed by Judge Lamberth to monitor the case, concluded that "it is time to consider that the department not only will not -- but also cannot -- perform the historical accounting mandated by Congress and ordered by this court".
One concern we might have about this analysis is whether these probabilities are the most natural ones to assign in Rosen's story, and whether changing the probabilities would really lead to a change in our causal judgment of the sort that Eells' account mandates.
That is because the law, seeking to protect the reputations of accountants who might be wrongly accused, and of accounting firms, mandates extensive secrecy.
Late in 2000, the company found itself with a large one-time gain because of an accounting change mandated by the Financial Accounting Standards Board.
The S.E.C.'s study of the practice, also known as fair value accounting, was mandated by Congress as part of the $700 billion financial bailout package passed in October.
First, there is a need for agreement on which international agencies, or partnerships, should be involved in health systems strengthening and in what ways, taking into account their mandates, expertise, and comparative advantage [ 69].
According to the Energy Information Administration, rooftop solar electricity — the economics of which often depend on government incentives and mandates — accounts for less than a quarter of 1 percent of the nation's power generation.
The SEC lost its chairman, Harvey Pitt, last week, closely followed by the agency's chief accountant, Bob Herdman, and William Webster, Mr Pitt's nominee for the top job at the new accounting oversight board mandated by the Sarbanes-Oxley act.
One limitation of our research design relates to the adoption of mandated accounting policy changes by all sample firms in the same calendar time.
