The phrase "accurate audit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an audit that is precise, thorough, and free from errors.
Example: "The financial department conducted an accurate audit to ensure all records were correct before the annual report."
Alternatives: "precise audit" or "thorough audit".
This seems like a much more accurate audit than theatre gets.
There would need to be very strong safeguards and an accurate audit trail making it clear what changes or deletions had been made to records and by whom".
Using multiple user log-ins to achieve accurate audit trails appears a feasible concept.
Accurate audit or research data for the benefits/risks of introducing these targets are limited.
The country lacks clear and accurate audit of the actual stock of physicians, nurses and midwives, and annual supply of HRH from medical and nursing schools [ 15].
And if their latest al-Naba (its annual military report) is any indication of IS's level of sophistication as of late March 2014, the events of this past summer only dictate that similar and more accurate auditing is happening above the line.
This enables future accurate auditing to be undertaken [Reproduced from practice protocol].
The developed model can be used for optimal design of new systems and associated controls and for accurate energy audits of existing buildings employing these technological solutions.
As a result, there was no accurate way, the audit said, to determine if the agencies were entitled to the money they received.
The ICNARC model is regularly recalibrated to Case Mix Programme data to ensure accurate, contemporaneous comparative audit for the Case Mix Programme.
CMP data collection is restricted to first 24-hour case mix (age, acute severity, past medical history, surgical status and reason for admission) and outcomes (unit/acute hospital discharge status) for the purposes of outcome audit, employing accurate risk prediction models [ 10].
