The phrase "accounting standpoint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a perspective or viewpoint related to accounting practices or principles.
Example: "From an accounting standpoint, it is essential to maintain accurate financial records to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "financial perspective" or "accounting perspective".
"From an accounting standpoint I guess the first reaction is that this is just wrong," one senior telecommunications executive said.
However, while savings and investment may thus be equated from an accounting standpoint, in fact, actual planned savings and planned investment may differ in real life.
From an accounting standpoint, therefore, consultants' time is directly billed to clients' accounts when they are working for an account or engagement manager.
David Bianco, accounting analyst at UBS in New York, said: "The quality of earnings for the S.& P. 500, from an accounting standpoint, is the worst it has been in more than a decade".
From an accounting standpoint, options appeared to be something of a free lunch, because companies were not required to count them as an expense against earnings when they were awarded.
Eveillard: Because from an accounting standpoint, we're better protected in Hong Kong.
As a vaccine for seasonal influenza, its FluMist has been a flop from a marketing standpoint, accounting for only a few percent of the inoculations Americans receive each year.
This way, she manages accounts from both an accounting and operations standpoint.
Philosophical accounts of feminist standpoint theory begin with Sandra Harding's account of a methodology that sociologist Dorothy Smith used and advocated (Smith 1974; Harding 1987).
Our main finding is that these are necessary in order to give a full account of each standpoint.
For example, Wylie's account of feminist standpoint theory is compatible with her holism discussed in 6.2 The Consilience Model of Confirmation.
