"compiled accounts" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to aggregating financial documents into a coherent whole. For example: "The company is in the process of compiling all of its accounts for the fiscal year."
Kristine Paulsen, a photojournalist who was born in Libby, has compiled accounts from a number of ailing residents.
Shortly after Sai Baba's passing, devotee B.V. Narasimhaswamiji compiled accounts by eyewitnesses such as Sri Sai Baba's Charters and Sayings and Devotee's Experiences of Sai Baba.
Through hundreds of interviews with expatriate Rohingya and use of satellite footage, the team compiled accounts of crimes including gang rape, the torching of hundreds of villages, enslavement, and killings of children — some before their eyes of their own parents.
The data on drone strikes came from the latest report on Yemen issued by the UN's Office of the High Commissioner For Human Rights OHCHRR), which compiled accounts of human rights violations from July 1, 2014 to June 30 of this year.
However, these estimates are subject to uncertainty, both at the stage of compiling accounting tables and at the stage of using this information to formulate a specific policy question.
It is understandable that compared to advocating for or executing on a social mission, compiling accounting metrics is not exactly exciting.
The report compiled harrowing accounts from the authorities and survivors.
In its report, the Lawyers Committee compiled the accounts of more than 100 such people -- a minuscule fraction of the 189,000 people summarily deported -- over the last three years.
The figures were released as Barclaycard said consumer spending was up 3% in November, while a business "optimism index" compiled by accounts BDO is at a 43-month high.
He didn't stop at devouring them, but spent long afternoons imagining that his bedroom was Lords or the Oval and acting out test matches in which he batted and bowled for England - then compiled long accounts of the games.
It was his most recent two works that drew the most attention of the authorities: an hourlong documentary about conditions at the notorious Masanjia "re-education through labor" camp in northeast China and a book that compiled firsthand accounts describing the military's violent suppression of the 1989 pro-democracy protests.
