The phrase "agent accounting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial management or bookkeeping specifically for agents, such as real estate or insurance agents.
Example: "The company has implemented a new software system to streamline agent accounting and improve financial reporting."
Alternatives: "agent financial management" or "agent bookkeeping".
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A retrospective study of influenza-related childhood deaths in the United States in the 2003 04 season found S. aureus to be the most common bacterial agent, accounting for 46% of isolates, >50% of which were methicillin-resistant strains (5 ).
In our study, the rate of atypical pathogen infection is 31.3% (if convalescent sera obtained longer than 4 weeks after the acute specimen, L. pneumophila may be more, and this percentage may be higher); M. pneumoniae is the most prevalent etiologic agent, accounting for 20.7% of CAP cases, i.e. more than those associated with S. pneumoniae.
Endophthalmitis following intravitreal injection of an anti-VEGF agent accounted for 8.5%% of the total number of cases.
The study suggested that the use of agents, accounting for 16 percent of foreign students, was not as widespread as previously thought.
Agents account for some 60% of the market for basic products such as car insurance.
Castilla and Burnitz, who left as free agents, accounted for 36percentt of the team's home runs and 30percentt of the R.B.I.
Intravitreal injections of anti-VEGF agents accounted for 8.5%% of all endophthalmitis cases (17/199 cases).
But while agents account for 70% of tickets sold, they don't have an impact on market share, says Terry Tripler, president of Tripler and Associates, an airline consultancy.
Although "cardiovascular" and "blood formation, coagulation, and thrombosis" agents accounted for 21.28 % of administered medications and 16.52 % of interacting drugs, only 9.17%% of well-documented D and/or X interactions were related to these groups as precipitant drugs.
Tax agents accounted for at least 5% of Noguez's contributions in 2010, according to a Times analysis.
