The phrase "a wide audit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an audit that covers a broad scope or multiple areas of assessment.
Example: "The company decided to conduct a wide audit to ensure compliance across all departments."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive audit" or "an extensive audit".
But the case for retaining the college fees would be bolstered if a wider audit of the college system were to be carried out.
Despite party executives carrying out their own checks in the background, the government continues to deny the need for a wider audit, deemed a "witch hunt" in talking points.
The finding is part of a wider audit, in which most of ERG's estimates are given the same classification, providing support for its claims to have saved £3.75bn.
"Talk of parallel governments will remain at the level of talk, because of the historic responsibility that his excellency Dr Abdullah and I … have to ensure the stability of this country," he told reporters, after confirming he fully backed a wider audit of the results.
A wider audit to include all cases is of interest and is planned for the future, but is outside the scope of the present series.
the plan is for a repeat region wide audit now the ventilator care bundle and the audit results have been dispersed.
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The good news is Congress has finally mandated an audit be completed by September of 2017, a deadline reached after the Department of Defense managed to skirt a government-wide audit requirement for more than two decades.
When Cash-for-Kim first hit the headlines, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon promised a system-wide audit of the U.N., then narrowed that down to an audit of the UNDP in North Korea in which U.N. auditors never actually got into the country.
After evaluating your careers page, conduct a site-wide audit.
