The phrase "aim of auditing the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective of an auditing process or activity.
Example: "The aim of auditing the financial statements is to ensure accuracy and compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "objective of the audit" or "purpose of the auditing".
The aim of auditing a screening program is quite ambitious (many of its facets are discussed which may be overwhelming to the reader).
Aim: To audit the effectiveness of breakaway training in a sample of clinically based mental health nurses in a medium secure forensic mental health unit.
Aim To audit the proportion of images available for radiological review prior to a Cancer Multidisciplinary Team Meeting (MDTM).
[2] There is good evidence that unintended hypothermia worsens outcomes after major trauma.[3] We aimed to audit the frequency of hypothermia among seriously injured patients presenting to a UK major trauma centre.
This current study aims to audit the management of children with suspected CNS infection in all hospitals admitting children across the region, including the original tertiary hospital.
The Breast Cancer Clinical Outcome Measures BCCOM Projectct aims to audit the clinical management of symptomatic breast cancers in the United Kingdom.
We aimed to audit the regional management of central nervous system (CNS) infection in children.
The aim of auditing is to provide reassurance that the best quality of service is being achieved using the available resources, while emphasizing opportunities for improvement and a mechanism for change [ 7].
Our aim was to audit the practice of providing a discharge summary in a standardized pre-formatted form to patients visiting the ED at Sundaram Medical Foundation (SMF), Chennai, India.
The aim of the audit was to quantify the number of markers migrating, distance and direction of migration and conditions under which markers migrate.
