The phrase "a new audit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a fresh examination or assessment of financial records, processes, or systems.
Example: "The company has decided to conduct a new audit to ensure compliance with the latest regulations."
Alternatives: "a fresh audit" or "a recent audit".
A new audit of District Council 37, New York City's giant municipal employees' union, adds embarrassing new details about systematic corruption and lavish perks at the union, including its spending $345,000 for a reception at a union convention.
But the building continues to violate the terms of its decades-old agreement, according to a new audit completed by the office of the New York City comptroller, Scott M. Stringer.
For backers of the troubled international fusion experiment, ITER, under construction in Cadarache, France, a new audit of the United States' part of the project brings more troubling news.
"A new audit committee head can move forward with a clean slate".
Microsoft said there had been regular audits of the factories but that a new audit would take place this week.
Surgical Hospital Audit of Record Keeping (SHARK) is a new audit and teaching tool for junior doctors.
Regulators persisted, citing the benefits of a fresh perspective and enhanced independence that a new audit engagement partner would bring.
And in a nod to the allegations of corruption at Pemex, Mr. Calderón named a new audit committee last month.
And now a new audit cites his city's 'poor management.' So why's Bret Schundler distorting Bob Franks's record?
Human capital is analyzed both at the time of entry of a new audit firm and during the lifetime of an audit firm.
A new audit warns that more must be done to make the site secure.For now Obamacare seems to have expanded cover.
