The phrase "accounting objectives" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the goals or targets related to accounting practices or financial reporting.
Example: "The company's accounting objectives include improving accuracy in financial statements and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards."
Alternatives: "financial goals" or "accounting aims".
The accounted objective functions are the minimization of the total annual cost and the generated greenhouse gas emissions.
Or, said the court, "it may have been a high-level brainstorming session about using accounting rules aggressively — but lawfully — to achieve an accounting objective".
The modeling takes into account economic objectives and reliability objectives simultaneously.
Optimization models take into account objectives for improvements, whereas agents take into account the dynamics of the communication.
It can be inferred that this course does not sufficiently take into account objectives of the course, recourses available like materials, and the teachers' knowledge.
As an accounts manager I am responsible for maintaining and expanding business relationships with strategically important clients, accomplishing assigned strategic account objectives, and meeting sales quotas.
Coordinating the involvement of personnel of other departments, including management, support, and service resources, to ensure account objectives and clients' expectations are met efficiently and timely.
Nevertheless, constructivism claims to offer a distinctive way of accounting for objective reasons.
A recent study in patients with heart failure found an association between health literacy and mortality even after accounting for objective measures of disease severity.
This paper discusses the formulation of an optimal control strategy taking into account economic objectives in the fresh water production process through a solar seawater desalination plant.
