The phrase "administrative auditing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the evaluation and assessment of administrative processes and compliance within an organization.
Example: "The company conducted an administrative auditing to ensure that all procedures were being followed correctly and efficiently."
Alternatives: "administrative review" or "administrative assessment".
Perhaps the most familiar type of auditing is the administrative audit, or pre-audit, in which individual vouchers, invoices, or other documents are investigated for accuracy and proper authorization before they are paid or entered in the books.
These policies are summarized in this paper, along with export tax rebating rate, resource tax, administrative audit and approvals, differential electric power pricing and shutting down the low-efficiency production capacities.
A clinical and administrative audit was used to collect data from ADF Central Medical Records and Directorate of Workforce Information.
Mr. Goldman said he would like to see more money go to help farmers and less to pay administrative and auditing costs.
§ 206.207 Administrative and audit requirements.
Of those local authorities not using the cards for personal social care budgets, a third said they plan to introduce them over the next 12 months, with many attracted by the apparent opportunity to make substantial savings in administrative and audit costs.
It granted the commission broad powers to acquire property, operate facilities, conduct research, regulate all forms of nuclear energy and administer its own security, administrative and audit regimes.
The chapter also provides enhanced role separation, administrative delegation, and auditing options.
Funds of a similar size spent an average of 14 percent on administrative expenses, the audits showed.
The 2.17% differential consists of administrative, trustee, legal, audit and other costs that must be ferreted out of the funds' annual reports and other documents.
Thomas C. Borders, PC, a partner in McDermott Will & Emery's Chicago office, chairs the firm's federal tax controversy practice, handling audits, administrative appeals, litigation and criminal investigations.
