"audit basis" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the specific methods or criteria used to conduct an audit, which is a review and evaluation of financial records and statements. Example: "The company's financial statements were prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles, as required by the audit basis established by the auditors."
Graduate students eligible to enroll in courses are permitted to enroll in a course on an audit basis if this enrollment option is allowed by the relevant instructor(s).
The University's Part-Time Study (formExtramuralmural Study) Benefit waives tuition for benefits-eligible employees to enroll in up to four credit hours per semester.Enrollment depends on space availability, requires supervisory permission, and may be taken for credit or on an audit basis.
Deadline for enrollment on an Audit basis: Form available on T-reqs.
Interinstitutional courses may not be taken on a pass/fail or audit basis.
Duke students should note that a Duke course taken on an audit basis may never be taken later for credit.
Falls data are prospectively collected by the research assistant on an audit basis at all eight sites throughout the trial period of 50 weeks.
Seven months ago Eric Pickles, the secretary of state for communities, launched an audit on the basis of fraud allegations into Tower Hamlets council's finances.
While the IRS reported it assessed $785 million through the discretionary audits in 2007, TIGTA says that number is inflated because it includes the 10% of cases where the IRS later agrees to reconsider the audit on the basis of documentation it hadn't been sent (or had misplaced) before.
In a blistering letter yesterday, Tucson attorney Richard Martinez warned the backpedaling TUSD superintendent John Pedicone that the audit "lacks legal basis," and "should immediately cease and desist".
As the instrumental variable we used a measure of the organisational quality of stroke services, the acute domain organisational score from the 2010 sentinel audit, on the basis of a previous observation of an association between this measure and the quality of care received by patients.
For most companies that report on a calendar-year basis, audits for 2001 are under way, and changing an auditor would be extremely difficult.
