The phrase "aspects of the audit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing different components or features related to an audit process or report.
Example: "The report highlighted several key aspects of the audit that need further investigation."
Alternatives: "elements of the audit" or "features of the audit".
Implementation of general security management system in mobile data network is the focus of this article, mainly from the three aspects of the audit log management, security event monitor and account password management in the mobile data network involving multiple business systems in the implementation of integrated security management system.
The practical aspects of the audit are not just performed by the engagement partner who signs the audit opinion.
The other four hospitals also showed steady, albeit less remarkable, improvements in all aspects of the audit.
Valued aspects of the audit meetings were: the multidisciplinary character (13%), the collective and non-judgmental search for substandard factors (21%), the perception of safety (13%), the motivation to reflect on one's own professional performance (5%), and the inherent postgraduate education (10%).
The Vatican's chief spokesman, Federico Lombardi, said the audit by PricewaterhouseCoopers had been halted pending an analysis of "certain aspects" of the auditing arrangement.
Among the most important changes were a substantial upgrade in the role and responsibility of corporate audit committees and the creation of anew agency, the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board ("PCAOB"), to take complete charge of overseeing auditors and all aspects of the auditing process.
In addition, the educational value was found to be an important aspect of the audit meetings.
During the workshopping of social audit results, hundreds more government and NGO officials have received exposure to the concept and practical aspects of the social audit.
Willingness to participate in all aspects of the programme (including the audit, workshop and development plan) was one of the factors potentially influencing the effectiveness of this 'complex intervention'[ 22] Randomising only those practices who submitted baseline data would have eliminated one of these important factors.
This would include strengthening of all aspects of the police system, including audit and accountability mechanisms, training, logistic and budgetary aspects.
Table 1 shows the proportion of the patients in the national samples from 2006 to 2012 who were screened for all four aspects of the MS. At each audit, from 2006 to 2012, there was marked variation across the participating Trusts.
