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The phrase "about the audits" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to discussions, reports, or topics related to audits in a business or financial context.
Example: "The meeting will focus on the findings about the audits conducted last quarter."
Alternatives: "regarding the audits" or "concerning the audits".
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There is no evidence President Obama knew about the audits by the I.R.S.
When the upstate school districts found out about the audits in 2002, some tried to cover their tracks, the inspector general found.
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But shouldn't Ruemmler et al. have told the President about the audit?
What is unusual about the audit, though, is the equally scathing and exhaustingly detailed response.
Solicitor and community advocate Lydia Shelly said parents had been contacting her concerned about the audit.
A Google spokesperson said there was nothing unusual about the audit.
Learn more about the Auditing and Lifelong Learners programs at Columbia University's School of Professional Studies.
Finally, last week, at a Senate appropriations hearing, Schatz grilled Ayers about the audit results.
Gandhi declined to speak about the audit, citing the ongoing litigation.
His legal concerns about the audit were a phantom in the campaign, and will continue to lurk in 2017.
The accountancy watchdog, the Financial Reporting Council, will be questioned at the same session about the audit of the company's finances performed by KPMG.
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