The phrase "allowing for audits" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to accommodate or consider audits in a process or system.
Example: "The new policy is designed with flexibility in mind, allowing for audits to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "permitting audits" or "facilitating audits".
They've pushed to change the law to allow for audits of the Fed's monetary policy decisions and require the central bank to set rules for adjusting the federal funds rate.
As required by international guidelines and national regulations, the study file, signed informed consent sheets, source documents, copy of the CRF and subject identification codes will be retained for at least 2 years (or for the time period required by national legislation) at each study site (ICH-GCP 4.9.5) to allow for audits and inspections even after the study completion.
The program also allows for auditing and correcting entered information.
The requirements of legitimacy should be no different than any other industry: fair business dealings; delivery of what is promised; accurate and honest promotion; a transparent business history allowing for review and audit.
The Dodd-Frank Act passed this year allows for limited audits, and extending them is a centerpiece of Mr. Paul's agenda.
But arguably the platform's biggest security flaw remains not open sourcing its code to allow for external audits — not least given that its parent company, Facebook, has a business model based on monetizing the personal information of users via profiling their preferences and targeting them with ads.
But arguably the platform's biggest security flaw remains not open sourcing its code to allow for external audits — not least given that its parent company, Facebook, has a business model based on monetizing the personal information of users via profiling their preferences and targeting them with ads.
Other features include the addition of features that allow for internal audits within DSRC, such as data extraction regarding time spent in each of the research administration activities.
In addition, the demography of the patients suffering acute episodes was similar to that described in previous regional and national audits (allowing for the slightly different recruitment strategies).
There are another two weeks allowed for further auditing before final results are announced on 24 July.
