The phrase "audit complied" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to indicate that an audit has been completed or that compliance with audit requirements has been achieved, but as it stands, it is unclear.
Example: "The financial records were thoroughly reviewed, and the audit complied with all regulatory standards."
Alternatives: "audit completed" or "audit fulfilled".
This retrospective audit complied with the UK NHS guidelines for audit and clinical service development.
This retrospective audit complied with the UK National Health Service (NHS) guidelines for clinical audit and service development, and had appropriate approval.
This retrospective audit complied with both the local Royal Free Hospital Research and Development office and the UK NHS guidelines for clinical audit and service development, available at http://www.hra.nhs.uk/documents/2013/09/defining-research.pdf, and http://www.gov.uk/government/publications/health-research-ethics-committees-governance-arrangements.
Individual patient consent was waived by the Royal Free Hospital Research and Development office as the audit complied with NHS guidelines (UK NHS guidelines for clinical audit and service development, available at http://www.hra-decisiontools.org.uk/ethics/, and http://www.hra.nhs.uk/research-community/before-you-apply/determine-whether-your-study-is-research/).
"The audit firm complied," the S.E.C. said.
When Dr Chen went to banks, with Naga's record of profitability, independently audited to comply with requirements of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, where NagaCop has been listed since 2006, the banks offered a fraction of the funds required at double-digit interest rates.
It said an HMRC audit had found it complied with national minimum wage regulations between 2012 and 2017, apart from these voluntary deductions which are no longer permitted.
A recently published audit revealed that 96% complied (21).
Empirical evidence suggested that auditors have changed their audit strategy to comply with laws and regulations, and risk-based auditing is partly accepted.
It is having to refresh its audit committee to comply with new corporate-governance rules.And looming over both firms is the small matter of succession.
Preparing your accounting records to be in compliance with the law will make a potential federal revenue audit easier to comply with.
