"ledger sheet" is a perfectly valid phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a type of accounting sheet, or any other kind of record keeping or tracking document. For example, "I need to consult the ledger sheet in order to find the data I'm looking for."
But the ledger sheet was not his favorite reading material.
Cute, yes, but not a pushover for ledger sheet logic.
That decision was driven not by the city's ledger sheet, but by a political choice to help the residents of Staten Island get rid of their dump.
This is because no successful business looks at only one side of their ledger sheet — costs — they look at the net between costs and revenue.
Spreadsheets are software programs that enable computer users to display numbers in rows and columns, like an accountant's ledger sheet, and to perform calculations based on the numbers.
On the other hand, millions of Greeks will stay home and sort out the ledger sheet, and make up their minds whether the security and the new infrastructure were even remotely worth $9 billion, the current estimate.
Among the pale-green ledger sheets and torn paperbacks were wads of "trade confirmations" from Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities, most of them dated 1993.
Although his wealth existed mostly on ledger sheets, Mr. Hayden believed himself to have become supremely rich and lived life accordingly.
And as a trail of smoke fell across our Brooklyn neighborhood and burnt pieces of ledger sheets wafted like snow into our backyard, I found her lying wide awake early one morning.
Includes land deeds from New York, Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Iowa, and Indiana; mortgages and bonds; letters patent; bank-related correspondence; legal correspondence; ledger sheets; survey bills; lists of leases and purchases; stock certificate books; checkbook; and diary.
Financial documents include bills, receipts, cancelled checks, and ledger sheets.
