The phrase "accounting segment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial reporting, business analysis, or organizational structure to refer to a specific part of an accounting system or a division within a company that handles accounting functions.
Example: "The accounting segment of our business has seen significant growth this quarter, contributing to our overall profitability."
Alternatives: "financial division" or "accounting department".
The Tax and Accounting segment provides tax, accounting and audit information solutions and services.
The Tax and Accounting segment provides integrated tax compliance and accounting information, software and services for professionals in accounting firms, corporations, law firms and government.
The Kungs were under the impression that the joke would be similar to Rock's previous poking fun at the annual accounting segment, when he brought two tall black men out to present in 2005. .
* Mellon Bank Corp., Pittsburgh, said it was considering the sale of the corporate account segment of its Corporate Trust Group.
The Individual Accounts page displays accounts where the faculty member has been setup as a Principal Owner for a Project, Task, and/or Award account segment.
The Organizational Accounts page displays organizationally owned Non-Sponsored accounts where the Principal Owner value for a Project, Task, and/or Award account segment, is generic: CHAIR, COACH, DEAN, DIRECTOR, DIVISION CHIEF, PRESIDENT, PROGRAM DIRECTOR, and/or PROVOST.
They say that the Tyndall Report did not take into account segments on news programs like "60 Minutes" and "60 Minutes II" on CBS and "Nightline" on ABC.
Internet banks now hold 7% of total deposits in so-called money-market accounts, the segment in which they compete hardest (in contrast to basic current accounts and certificates of deposit).
Take each customer's past experiences into account, and segment email lists across verticals, products, size of business, previous content received and more.
In this section, we propose how to explicitly account for segments of customers (heterogeneous customer demand) in a linear mixed-integer model formulation of (2)–(4).
The nanoparticles <200 nm are below the detection limit of the µCT analysis and may just increase the background of the analysis, which has been taken into account when segmenting the images.
