"ledgers" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It can be used to refer to accounting records or books that show all financial transactions for a business. Example sentence: The accounting department spends hours every month reconciling the ledgers.
Did you ever ask to look at the ledgers?
The service is part of a larger project by the PHM to analyse data on pilgrims' movements in Mecca, which are currently logged by hand on ledgers.
MapBox's costs would be a rounding error on those ledgers.
Mr Ostrowski became interested in business aged 11, after delving into the ledgers of his father's plumbing firm.
Neither of these are killer apps, but they may lead to something bigger.Now for the tweaksTechies are (just about) united in their enthusiasm for decentralised ledgers, but divided on whether bitcoin's blockchain can work in its current form or whether an improved version is needed.
William St Clair deserves some sort of medal (Disorder of the British Empire, perhaps) for sifting through records and ledgers, and assembling so beguiling a description of its cruel career.He is careful in his discussion of slavery, describing the gross inhumanity involved, but avoiding a too rapid or too simple assignment of blame.
He implicitly accused anyone who now chose to believe Mr Bárcenas, the self-confessed author of secret accounting ledgers showing systematic cheating by the PP, of a lack of patriotism.
If the carbon embodied in those goods were marked against the ledgers of the importing countries China would look a little less damaging, the rich world a lot less virtuous.
It is a sprawling, Kiplingesque empire of ledgers and barefoot clerks, surrounded by a glinting sea of cars and containers.
The most important objects are the letters, ledgers, memoirs and maps.
Although it is proud of having converted Cat Stevens, a British folk-rocker now known as Yusuf Islam, to the faith, Tablighi has no ledgers, no office holders, no funds and no orthodox means of public relations, claims Malik Mumtaz, one of its elders.
