The phrase "audit exists" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to assert that an audit is present or has been conducted.
Example: "In our financial review, we found that the audit exists and is up to date."
Alternatives: "audit is present" or "audit is conducted".
Procedures are increasingly in disarray, with the secretary to the bishops' conference admitting that he "doesn't know" if annual audits exist.
Only 60% (12) of all respondents from the institutions where maternal and/or perinatal death audits existed, were aware of at least one recommendation which had been provided by either maternal or perinatal death audit committee in their hospitals.
The AUDIT-C exists in a single AUDIT domain based on consumption patterns, and thus items are more likely to correlate with each other, leading to a higher Cronbach's alpha [ 36].
The government disputes that figure but, amazingly, no full audit trail exists.Among other things, the South Korean government has subsidised visits to Mount Kumgang.
There were neither records of the key decision points, action plan, nor regular analysis of the audit reports in any of the facilities where such audit systems existed.
Maternal and perinatal audit systems existed only in 4 and 3 hospitals respectively, and key decision makers did not take part in audit committees.
Free versions of security audit software exist, but they tend to find so many false positives, or problems that turn out to be nothing, that developers stop using these tools.
"We're under the same audit that existed, and so nothing has changed," he said.
Maternal death audit committees existed only in 50% (4) of the studied hospitals (i.e. Temeke, Mwananyamala, Amana and Aga Khan).
In Australia while perinatal mortality audit guidelines exist and cause of death review using a single system has been implemented, uptake of substandard care review as part of this process remains haphazard and not reported nationally [ 32, 33].
