Use quotation marks to search for exact phrases.
For example, if you type [ cost accounting ] in the search bar, the database will return results that include the terms "cost" and "accounting" anywhere in the articles. However, if you type [ "cost accounting" ] in the search bar, the database will only return articles where the two terms appear directly next to each other.
Be careful though - if you have too many words in a phrase, you may not be able to find enough resources. Only use quotation marks around established phrases in your field of research.
