The phrase "accounting room" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a designated space or office where accounting activities take place, such as bookkeeping or financial management.
Example: "The accounting room is located on the second floor, where all financial records are maintained."
Alternatives: "finance office" or "bookkeeping area".
This set of steps will let you see the mailbox and calendar for a Resource Account (Exchange Group Account, Room account, or Equipment account) in your own Outlook account.
Harvard Business School now costs about $120,000, which, after taking into account room and board and two years of lost wages, comes to around $400,000 in real cost.
His plant was laid out so that the pots were first formed and then passed through the painting room, the kiln room, the account room (for inventory control), and to storage before shipping.
It's developed, too, a new Dolby Vision feature for LG's OLED TVs that takes into account room conditions, as well as recently finding time to create its own unique and remarkably clever Dolby Dimension headphones.
You should also note the location in which a particular program is offered by a particular placement agency, as well as the cost of each volunteer opportunity, taking into account room and board.
This set of steps will make a Resource Account (EGA, Room account, or Equipment account) mailbox and calendar available to you automatically, every time you use Outlook.
As they gave their accounts, the room filled with a heavy silence.
A fee of $40.00 per event will be charged to your University account for room(s) not returned to their original standard layout.
A fee of $40.00 will be charged to your University account for room(s) where garbage/debris is in excess of the receptacles provided.
Social Security, phone, bank account, PIN, room, street address, ZIP, health plan -- these coordinates of normality aptly prefigured the fate of both terrorists, now numbered inmates, who sit out their days in cells.
