The phrase "address audit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to reviewing or evaluating addresses, such as in data management or compliance checks.
Example: "We need to conduct an address audit to ensure all customer information is accurate and up to date."
Alternatives: "address review" or "address verification".
The report is expected to be published next month and could also address the audit work of Deloitte at Royal Bank of Scotland.
Days before he was placed on leave, Hunter announced he had terminated the union's relationship with Prim, to address the audit's concerns about nepotism and conflicts of interest.
According to a report by the Information Commisioner's Office the midwife concerned had been asked to produce the two diaries from storage at her home address for audit purposes.
The Iowa State Department told the district months ago to address an audit concerning its special education services and students of color, the Times reported.
These are important areas to address if audit and benchmarking of clinical outcomes are to be undertaken at local or national level to assess the benefit of current MDT models or if outcomes could be enhanced through development of an optimal MDT model of management.
To address this, auditing algorithm is devised (Section 3.1.2).
As addressed in Audit Report No. 03181-2007D13010001 issued March 18 , 2009 we determined DI's labor system and related internal controls, policies, and procedures are inadequate.
The PSANZ-CPG specifically addresses investigation, audit and psychosocial aspects of bereavement to enhance both the accuracy of information about the causes of perinatal death and the quality of care for parents and families [ 4].
While the majority of the current research work addresses specific auditing concerns regarding specific information technology (such as EDI), this article discusses how some of the computer-assisted auditing techniques (CAATs) may be more effectively used with the emerging information technologies.
Parks were evaluated for QUALITY participants residing in the Montreal Census Metropolitan Area (n = 512), up to three parks (n = 576 parks) in a 1000 m walking buffer zone around participants' exact addresses were audited.
