The phrase "audit entails" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the components or aspects that are included in an audit process.
Example: "The audit entails a thorough examination of financial records and compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "audit includes" or "audit involves".
The institutionalization of an audit culture entails a (re configuration of the field such that it can be audited and is therefore "easier to regulate in the name of quality" [ 33, 34].
Briefly, the audit cycle entails identifying the need for change, setting criteria to be met, collecting data on performance, assessing performance against the criteria and creating an action plan, then re-evaluating the performance at a set time frame after implementation of the action plan.
Britain had already brought in a similar policy.Just what that audit should entail, however, remained an open question.
The extant "policy and process safeguards" used by the agencies to control and regulate access to the datasets entail legal training, audit processes and disciplinary proceedings.
The institutionalisation phase entails the integration of audit into existing practice so that it becomes routine, including regular discussion of findings at perinatal review meetings and the implementation of recommendations (stage 5).
As mentioned, higher earnings quality in the post-inspection period does not necessarily entail an increase in audit quality.
The Clinton administration enacted the International Religious Freedom Act, which entailed a yearly religious liberty audit of foreign countries.
One important requirement of the organic production is the certification, which entails a regular and effective control and auditing of the production and processing practices to verify and ensure the traceability of the organic products and the compliance with the international organic standard.
Sovereignty entails obligations.
