The phrase "accounting of resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial management, project management, or resource allocation where one needs to report or keep track of resources.
Example: "The accounting of resources is essential for ensuring that the project stays within budget and meets its objectives."
Alternatives: "resource management" or "resource tracking".
This instrument quantified the number of units consumed in each category by donors for a full accounting of resource utilization.
Remember that setting up an organisation often requires different skill sets to running one so take account of resources, people and premises.
For an additional account of resources that Peirce's pragmatism offers feminism (but that does not incorporate continental philosophy), see Moen (1991).
Fundamental to this work is a fine grained accounting of available resources, as well as the resources required by computations.
With some small resource specific variations, the accounting models of resources such as S3, CSN and EC2 and other infrastructure level resources can be represented as special cases of the abstract resource accounting model, and therefore can be understood and reasoned about in a uniform manner.
This will involve rethinking the objective of economic policymaking to bring in non-monetary measures of progress, such as wellbeing, and to take account of resource constraints.
"A generation ago, my brothers and I were mesmerized by a fictional account of resource depletion, starring Charlton Heston — 'Soylent Green,' " he said.
Comparisons of ICERs across studies should be interpreted with caution due to methodological differences (e.g. some take account of resource savings and some do not, some take a societal perspective while others take a provider perspective), cultural and epidemiological profiles may differ.
The concept is formulated for creating automated systems for monitoring and accounting of energy resources, as well as hardware and software of such systems.
Dynamic resource management can quickly revise and relocate allocations, as well as change the purpose or criticality of systems this changing operational landscape challenges the ability of cyber defenders to maintain an accurate accounting of system resources, assets, and vulnerabilities.
