The phrase "a forensic audit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an examination of financial records and transactions to detect fraud or financial discrepancies.
Example: "The company decided to conduct a forensic audit to investigate the irregularities in their financial statements."
Alternatives: "an investigative audit" or "a financial investigation".
The first questionable purchase came in December 1999, according to a forensic audit conducted years later.
The repayment on the tagging contracts follows a "forensic audit" by PwC.
"It's not a forensic audit which would open up their files and look at cases.
imposed when it finally agreed to renew the program in October was a forensic audit of Kabul Bank.
But in the wake of this week's salary scare, some educators are also calling for a forensic audit.
Bondholders have retained the investment bankers Houlihan Loke Howard & Zukin to perform a forensic audit of the receivable pools.
Last month, 66 faculty members sent a letter to the St . Johns board calling for an open review of the allegations surrounding Father Harrington and Mr. Wile, a detailed forensic audit and the creation of an oversight committee that would include students, faculty and alumni.
What it really dealt in was modern theft: "From its very beginning," according to a confidential forensic audit of Kabul Bank, "the bank was a well-concealed Ponzi scheme".
WALL STREET JOURNAL Investors Sue H.P. Over Autonomy Deal | FINANCIAL TIMES Auditit of Kabul Bank Finds Fraud || Kabul Bank, which became Afghanistan's largest financial institution, was a "well-concealed Ponzi scheme," according to a confidential forensic audit, The New York Times reports.
"DfID Uganda, in collaboration with Uganda's auditor general, has engaged a team of independent auditors to conduct a detailed forensic audit of funds disbursed to the office of the prime minister to safeguard our funds," said DfID. "No aid will be reinstated until we are entirely satisfied that our aid is safe.
Last month, Mr Grayling told the two firms that an independent "forensic audit" - a search for possible illegality - should be conducted which among other things would need to examine email trails between bosses.
