The phrase "accounts note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial documentation or communication, typically referring to a note or comment regarding accounts or financial matters.
Example: "Please refer to the accounts note for details on the recent transactions and any discrepancies."
Alternatives: "financial note" or "accounting remark".
Over half of accounts note damage to human-made structures, and causality is implied in many of these accounts.
FSG loaned £110m at 1.24% interest for its construction, and Liverpool also invested in players – the accounts note £146m net spend in the summer of 2017.
These accounts note a £400m bank loan facility taken out in May 2017 to fund it, of which £152m had been borrowed.
The wilder myths had Start players being shot at as they played, while even more sober accounts note that Flakelf were significantly more aggressive in approach than they had been in the first game, their players presumably having been warned that a second defeat could not be tolerated.
While standard accounts see autonomy as an all-or-nothing achievement, feminist accounts note how autonomy skills piggyback on seemingly unrelated ancillary skills, how autonomy skills may be exercised in certain contexts yet deactivated in others, and how different degrees of skillfulness yield varying degrees of autonomy (Meyers 1989; Friedman 1993).
As those advocating future Internet accounts note, while still performance-based, this definition is particularly valuable for the simple reason that its holistic nature nicely balances the different social, cultural and economic components of smart city developments, without pre-judging either the weight or significance of any specific component.
Davis, having examined the family accounts, notes that large amounts of rice powder provide a more likely source for Madame Gautreau's singular tint.
Hesa's accounts noted that the UK income figure included £500m of "exceptional income" derived from the research and development expenditure credit scheme.
He said the United States would urge other nations to press banks to freeze those companies' accounts, noting that similar pressure was being brought to bear on Iran.
News accounts noted his flubbed speech lines and raised questions about his willingness to debate, his plan for a huge tax cut and his party's efforts to run harsh attack advertisements.
"All of these three companies have been acquired by Midland Bank plc for one of their senior executives – Michael Francis Geoghegan – who will appear as a signatory on the companies' bank accounts," noted an assistant at the bank.
