The phrase "accuracy of accounting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precision and correctness of financial records and reports in accounting practices.
Example: "The accuracy of accounting is crucial for maintaining the trust of stakeholders and ensuring compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "precision in accounting" or "correctness of financial records".
Shares in Bumi, the Indonesian coal miner that is traded in London, were suspended on Monday after its auditors raised doubts about the accuracy of accounts at a subsidiary.
She continued: "Can you understand why the families whose children, siblings or partners died, having gone through gate C, may take a different view and think in fact you did do something wrong by not checking the accuracy of accounts which you repeated and repeated and repeated?" Mr Middup replied: "I repeated only what my people told me".
In line with our approach, rather than attest to the accuracy of accounts, this study has instead sought to consider variations in experiences of involvement.
Speculation that earnings growth will be slower than forecast added to sagging investor confidence about the accuracy of corporate accounting since the collapse of Enron.
It said: "Our airport store teams are asked to request and scan boarding cards to ensure the accuracy of our accounting records, which includes the accurate reporting of VAT.
American businessmen, they believe, with their corporate jets and stock options, are simply greedier.However, now that the Sarbanes-Oxley act has reformed America's accounting regime, Europe's systems for ensuring the accuracy of company accounts look full of holes.
The second assumption made is that differences between the West of Scotland and the Scottish population that also relate to the accuracy of self report are accounted for in generating the projected figures.
However, marker density D had a strong effect on accuracy of GEBV after accounting for its effect on imputation (P < 0.001); compared to 50 SNPs/Morgan, accuracy of GEBV increased by an additional 0.031 (se = 0.13) and 0.070 (se = 0.013) units for D = 100 and 200 SNP/Morgan in this dataset, with an average accuracy of 0.4.
The Sarbanes-Oxley act, passed in 2002, set up an accounting watchdog and obliges chief executives to sign a statement taking responsibility for the accuracy of company accounts.
People questioned the accuracy of her account as the hashtag #LintonLies started to trend.
