The phrase "audit collection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to gathering or compiling data for an audit process.
Example: "The audit collection process will begin next week, and all relevant documents must be submitted by Friday."
Alternatives: "audit data gathering" or "audit documentation collection".
Though not produced as a national service framework, it makes key recommendations about the need for a 'critical care delivery group', intensive care trained medical staff, level of patient dependency, audit collection and many other aspects of the ICU.
Emergency supply requests were made for a total of 526 medicine items by 450 patients at 22 community pharmacies over the two 4-week audit collection periods.
Others require the agency to take many more steps in the audit and collection process to make sure that taxpayers are not abused.
Activities included audit data collection training, software development and testing, and observations of morning ward rounds (see Additional file 2).
New comptroller Susan Combs is having a conniption over the new phone bill line item, and her threatening letter to Sprint Nextel declares, "No such reimbursement for franchise tax has ever been approved by the comptroller's office" and "could result in both audit and collection action by this office".
Vignette 2 emphasised the importance of clients undertaking the work themselves, such as audit data collection, rather than relying on external providers.
Following this audit, routine collection of an additional blood sample for hepatitis C RNA testing was instituted, considering the high prevalence of hepatitis C antibody positivity in this population, and the benefits of antiviral treatment [ 29].
For the purposes of the audit, data collection was limited to care received in the last four weeks of life as we wanted to identify whether discussions were taking place at the very end of life.
This study integrated recommended principles to enhance quality in qualitative research 31 34 including a systematic approach to designing, conducting and analysing the study, maintaining an audit trail (collection of study documentation including decision-making), a field diary to promote reflexivity and use of thick description (eg, in-depth illustration and abundant detail) and quotations.
Second, we have not audited data collection, as we used data recorded in a registry for performance evaluation and benchmarking.
