The phrase "accounting something" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of considering or taking into account something, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "When accounting for the expenses, we realized we had overlooked several important factors."
Alternatives: "considering something" or "taking into account something".
As the real estate market slowed and the overall economy worsened, the couple grew anxious, not least because a merchant banking firm that Mr. Cheslock co-owned lost $100 million in value, leaving his net worth at, by his own off-the-cuff accounting, "something just under $100 million".
These boil down to tricky points in accounting, something not likely to thrill most journalists or Swedish economists.
If you're talking about business people, they often need to know something about accounting, something about loans, a lot of relatively routine learnable things that they can probably learn from a good computer problem.
I am 16!"' His real film and theatre education came, Mendes says, when he went to Cambridge – by his account something of a surprise in itself.
UCU's general secretary, Sally Hunt, described how the legislation is important in holding universities - that spend millions of pounds of public money - to account, something, she said, was "not acceptable" when some institutions simply refused to share this information.
If your only contact option is a Gmail or Yahoo account, something may be awry.
By the time Auberon entered puberty, he was, by his own account, "something approaching a professional criminal".
Besides, for Mint's service to work, you need to give it the username and password for your bank account, something that makes a lot of people skittish.
Moves to align retirement ages will take demographic factors into account, something that would help French workers to continue to retire earlier than Germans.
One piece of the mosaic was provided by a tweet from President Barack Obama's account: "Something special is happening in Austin tonight".
De Jesus said that thanks to Grameen she's squirrelled away two thousand dollars in a savings account, something that the program mandates.
