The phrase "audit and discussion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a review process followed by a conversation or analysis about the findings.
Example: "The meeting will include an audit and discussion of the recent financial reports to ensure transparency and accuracy."
Alternatives: "review and dialogue" or "evaluation and conversation".
This study aims to provide future research an alternative method to conduct large scale data collection more consistently and objectively on pedestrian counts and possibly for environment audits and stimulate discussion of the use of 'big data' and recent computational advances for planning and design.
The audit and workshop group discussions highlighted several challenges related to medical benefits in studies.
The next step in implementation planning involves the action group examining the interventions, one for each of the 10 clinical risk factors, with a structured approach to decision-making around allocating roles and responsibilities between staff and volunteers, informed by the audits and ward staff discussion.
There are letters about proposed buildings and sites, and discussion among some trustees about the advisability of having an audit made of the university's financial records.
Facility and community-based death audit forms support the activities of the facility trainers and community mobilization teams that utilize them for teaching and discussion.
This guide will include a number of questions and discussion points based on a vignette constructed from the patient files in the first part of the audit.
Once your team establishes their top principles of behavior, create an agreed upon system of accountability such as a monthly audit or discussion in one-on-ones.
Through discussions on fire safety audit and setting of partition walls, the adverse effects of partition wall renovation projects on building structures, damage to fire prevention compartment, impact on evacuation route of people, smoke control design and on other fixed fire protection facilities, are discussed in this article.
Regular audit, in-depth discussion of deaths and serious morbidity associated with febrile neutropenia, and active liaison with health-care professionals in the primary and secondary care services are important to ensure that all patients with possible febrile neutropenia are assessed and treated appropriately, consistently, safely and rapidly.
The chapter concludes with a discussion of the importance of evaluation, refinement of evidence, and audit and post-audit actions.
