The phrase "attend the audit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of being present at an audit, typically in a business or financial context.
Example: "Please make sure to attend the audit scheduled for next Tuesday at 10 AM."
Alternatives: "participate in the audit" or "be present for the audit".
After lengthy last-minute negotiations, and clarifications issued by the United Nations on the criteria for disqualifying fraudulent ballots, Mr. Abdullah's team announced it had provisionally agreed to attend the audit on Monday.
Conversely, in most of the hospitals where the head of the maternity unit did not attend the audit meetings, the employees were not motivated to participate in the process, because they felt that their recommendations would not be implemented.
Barriers that were most frequently mentioned by interviewed personnel were: (1) poor quality of information in medical files; (2) lack of involvement of the head of department in the audit meetings; (3) lack of feedback to the staff who did not attend the audit meetings.
The main barriers to the implementation of maternal deaths reviews were: (1) bad quality of information in medical files; (2) non-participation of the head of department in the audit meetings; (3) lack of feedback to the staff who did not attend the audit meetings.
The number of participants attending the audit meetings varied from three to eight (including managers but not systematically); one to four cases were reviewed during those meetings.
At least two team members attended the following audit meetings.
Some local community charges have a much lower "audit" fee if you attend the class but don't take the tests, get a grade or college credit for it.
In addition to the four principal outcomes, the MAAUI study has a number of prospectively-defined secondary outcomes: The study will re-evaluate the primary outcomes in the following two physician subgroups: physicians who received the audit and feedback material and attended the CME workshop; physicians who received the audit and feedback material and chose not to attend the CME workshop.
If you wish to receive official "credit" for auditing this course, you must attend the vast majority of the lectures.
Auditing a class means you regularly attend the class, but do not participate in all aspects of the course.
DAFNE centres are externally audited to ensure that students get the same quality of education wherever they attend the course.
