Monomial variables in english audit terminology

Authors

  • O I Chaika

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31548/philolog2019.01.100

Abstract

The article highlights certain peculiarities of monomial variables in the audit terminology as exemplified in the English language. That becomes possible by focusing on similarities found between an algebraic expression, its components and operations, and a terminological set expression in English for Audit as a language for specific purpose. A substitute for a term in the audit terminology is proposed along with the relevant classification. In the light of global digitalization and automation of processes, international business markets are getting more and more demanding in the search of insightful solutions and cutting-edge technologies. Terminology as a field of linguistics is moving ahead. These days cross-cultural communication in the professional domain requires fresh innovative views with an emphasis on interdisciplinarity. Therefore, such methods as sampling, experimental design and description of the term coinage may provide solid ground for the research, and the choice of audit terminology corresponds to the growing trend in business teachings in the diversified classroom. Further research, analysis, discussion and implementation of findings into IT solutions may well contribute to formal theories of grammar, multilingual terminologies, corpus based linguistics, etc. 

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2019-10-24