The phrase "inventory method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the approach or technique used to manage and account for inventory in a business context.
Example: "The company decided to adopt a new inventory method to improve accuracy in stock management."
Alternatives: "stock management technique" or "inventory accounting approach."
They want to "disallow a portion of the LIFO (last-in, first-out) inventory method for large integrated oil companies".
Some alteration of that principle took place in the 1980s and '90s as Japanese firms built new plants around the world and American and European manufacturers adopted, to varying degrees, the Japanese "just-in-time" inventory method.
To calculate the initial value, we use the perpetual inventory method (PIM) that is a common approach in empirical researches.
This is estimated through the 'perpetual inventory method' (or PIM, see e.g. OECD (2009) for more details).
For example, the company told analysts in a conference call that it had changed its inventory method and that resulted in a more conservative revenue statement.
The medication inventory method, commonly used in pharmaceutical research, served as the basis for the module's assessment approach.
Inventory methods and climate controls must meet federal standards.
The number of FedEx international priority shipments climbed 14percentt as economies in Asia recovered from recession and as more Latin American and Asian companies adopted inventory methods that required more frequent shipments, analysts said.
Japanese industry, whose early adoption of just-in-time inventory methods gave it a big edge in efficiency in the 1980's, also found itself immediately smarting from the air shutdown.
Regional differences in inventory methods still do exist.
LiDAR-based inventory methods are increasingly common and have been successfully implemented in multiple forest types.
