The phrase "audit conducted for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the purpose or subject of an audit, indicating for whom or what the audit was performed.
Example: "The audit conducted for the financial year revealed several discrepancies in the accounts."
Alternatives: "audit performed for" or "audit carried out for".
And a 2009 audit conducted for Kabul Bank by A. F. Ferguson & Company, an affiliate of PricewaterhouseCoopers, documented several irregularities.
It's a paid audit, conducted for Wire by two security researchers, Jean-Philippe Aumasson from Kudelski Security, and Markus Vervier from X41 D-Sec.
According to the internal audit conducted for the purpose of this study, the case coverage for the study period was 99.8%.
More reassuring, of the 28,349 audits conducted for taxpayers with $1 million or more of income in 2009, slightly less than half (45%) were carried out by correspondence not in person.
CloudAudit could facilitate automated cloud audit, conducted by cloud providers (for self-audit), cloud users (for cloud user-audit), and cloud auditors (for formal audit).
In addition, in an infection control audit conducted by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) in 2008, a total of 46 (68%) of 68 ambulatory surgery centers surveyed had >1 lapse in infection control; 12 (18%) had lapses identified in >3 of 5 infection control categories (5 ).
A Coronial file audit was conducted for each case to enumerate contact details for the next-of kin or 'signext-of kinhers', and an invitatior to participate in the study was sent to potential study participants on behalf of the NSW Chief Forensic Pathologist.
We compared the use of ROM in CAMHS from an audit conducted in 2011 [ 13] with a re-audit conducted in 2012/2013 to assess for any changes in the use of outcome measures as a result of recent research, government and commissioning strategies.
Initially these audits were conducted for a specified number of weeks, but now the audit process is continuous.
Using a comprehensive audit tool (supplemental Table 2) created by the research team, retrospective chart audits were conducted for a period of 6 months before implementing the module and 2 6 months postimplementation.
The audit of induction procedures conducted for the 2011 12 academic year was completed by 11 of the 13 hospitals.
