The phrase "audit disclosed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial or compliance audits, indicating that certain information has been revealed or made known through the audit process.
Example: "The audit disclosed several discrepancies in the financial statements that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "audit revealed" or "audit uncovered".
It was there that a state audit disclosed poor record-keeping and chunks of money missing from the $1.5 million in fines that the court books a year.
Very few formal enforcement actions were taken against polluters in those states when they significantly violated the terms of their outdated permits, an audit disclosed.
Ms. Garcia-Todd also said that because a subsequent audit disclosed no further bonuses or vacation payouts to employees after Ms. Hill left, the regional Health and Human Services office dropped demands that that money be repaid as well.
A recent audit disclosed that 15% of the mortgages Citi sold to Freddie in 2010 were frauds.
"Our audit disclosed no material weaknesses and no instances of reportable noncompliance with laws and regulations," the Treasury's audit report said.
The audit disclosed that two Member Nations had not been adequately charged back, one of them for several years.
Another remedy is formal regulation: requiring companies to issue quarterly reports, undergo audits, disclose important news, and so forth.
"I think once people see what the first audit discloses, they're going to want to see more," said Rep. Alan Grayson (D-Fla)., who, along with Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas), shepherded the audit bill through the House.
The audit was disclosed by Louis O. Feeney, I.B.M. director of tax audits and proceedings, in a letter he said had been sent to a random sampling of those who were paid as independent contractors.
According to an internal audit, first disclosed by The Post, a small group of tax office managers could alter assessed values of property without being detected.
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, which regulates US audit firms, disclosed private portions of a Deloitte inspection report for 2007 that highlighted poor quality and administrative controls.
