The phrase "adequate audit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of an audit in terms of its thoroughness or compliance with standards.
Example: "The company conducted an adequate audit to ensure all financial records were accurate and up to date."
Alternatives: "sufficient audit" or "satisfactory audit".
You need a world-class team of people that cross a lot of disciplines, in order to provide adequate audit service, because an auditor to some extent serves as a general practitioner or general contractor.
In the case of Egypt, up to €600 million, or $800 million, of direct aid to support sectors like health and education could not be properly traced because of the lack of an adequate audit trail, according to the European Court of Auditors, an E.U. body that reviews major areas of spending by the bloc.
However, it has not built in adequate audit trails so an IRS employee's unauthorized access to taxpayer information can be detected.
The mayor said he upholds the "highest standards of probity and transparency" and that the decisions have an "adequate audit trail".
All the included studies provided an adequate audit trail of the derivation of study findings from the data.
Evaluating: Are they using adequate analytical methods (qualitative or quantitative) to measure outcomes of evidence-based decisions (e.g., adequate audit and feedback)?
Using carefully worded language, the board said there were reasons to doubt PricewaterhouseCoopers did adequate audits in 2008 and 2009.
The issue of adequate auditing of presidential returns did not arise before the president's election, and certainly a wide range of conflict-of-interest issues have surfaced since Trump took office.
Back in the real world, however, the evidence is mounting daily that a lot more work needs to be done before the vote counting process-truly the kernel of democracy-is turned over to devices that lack adequate auditing and operate in secret.
We recommend that healthcare facilities need to ensure that adequate time is allowed for cleaning of patient rooms and that adequate audits are used to ensure compliance with the cleaning protocol.
The Postal Service shall maintain an adequate internal audit of the financial transactions of the Postal Service.
