"final accounts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the total extent of financial records for a given period of time. For example: "At the end of the year, we will complete the final accounts to ascertain our financial performance."
Yesterday TSWF confirmed its closure, stating: "All accounts have been fully audited by KPMG, and our final accounts will also be audited for the 18 March cheque presentation".
The British Olympic Association has received a significant financial boost with London 2012 organisers paying it £5.3m following a £30m surplus in their final accounts.
"I am delighted to report that we were able to operate without utilising the contingency made available to us by Government and we remain on track to break even when we file our final accounts later this year".
Second volumes of trilogies have always to change the rules that the reader has come to accept – change our sense of who the antagonist is so that thrills and climaxes can be delivered before the eventual third volume's race to settle final accounts.
To my mind, the advantage of telling the story backward -- starting with Beecher's and the Tiltons' deaths and their final accounts of the scandal, peeling back their successive retellings and concluding with their earliest stories about their love for one another in the 1860's -- is that it keeps the process of self-interested story creation and revision prominently in view.
At various points in his final accounts of signs, Peirce describes the division of interpretants as being: immediate, dynamic and final; or as emotional, energetic, and logical; or as naïve, rogate and normal; or as intentional, effective and communicational; or even destinate, effective and explicit.
The final accounting is still years off.
Yet, in the final accounting, water creates only tertiary damage.
They are not, in the final accounting, adequately compensated.
Some lessons emerge even without a final accounting of the facts.
In the final accounting, Mrs. Blixseth won control of the club, along with its accompanying debt.
