The phrase "audit checks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of reviewing or verifying financial records, compliance, or operational procedures.
Example: "The company conducts regular audit checks to ensure compliance with industry regulations."
Alternatives: "audit reviews" or "compliance checks".
For example, TurboTax provides audit checks and tools within the product and has an Audit Support Guarantee available to all customers.
The programme is subject to rigorous review and is complemented by ongoing follow-up procedures and audit checks.
When data standards are used there is a definite reduction in the time required to create CRF and the database, perform audit checks, clean data, programme tables, lock the database after last subject visit, train new employees and conduct regulatory reviews [ 26].
According to the EU Directive, this phase should include a safety audit, checking each project part from a safety perspective.
Second, the nurse counselors audio-taped one session per month and completed a self-assessment form for audit checking purposes.
Classical PDCA cycles (Klinkhammer-Schalke et al, 2008a) produced audit check lists and selection criteria, followed by the address of all professionals who met those criteria.
For more information on audits, check out the Retail Industry Audit Technique Guide on the IRS's Web site.
These audits check compliance with the protocol by means of two care bundles each relating to three aspects of hand hygiene, one before the nurse provides healthcare and one after.
Overall, the audit control checks resulted in a 95% average agreement between the original interpretation and the audit values.
The audit commission checked that councils had ticked various boxes on its "to do" list.
This included a full annual cycle of scrutiny, a further governance audit, a check on student numbers and a consultation on the proposed change in name.
