The phrase "audit file" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to accounting, compliance, or data management, referring to a file that contains records or documentation for an audit.
Example: "The auditor requested access to the audit file to review the financial statements and supporting documents."
Alternatives: "audit documentation" or "audit records".
Any entry and correction in the Remote Data Entry System will be documented automatically in an audit file.
In all cases where the ADM is not able to suggest unique dosing, the patient parameters, medications involved, and manually entered dosages are recorded in an audit file for further review to determine if systematic needs are being unmet.
Keep records of all recruitment steps and resumes received in an "audit file".
The audit files are available to regulators who continue to produce anodyne reports.
They do not have any sight of the audit contract, audit files, audit tender, assurances given by management, or suspicious items investigated by auditors.
As for former followers, many live in fear that their audit files will be used to smear them.
It seized documents, Deloitte wrote, and made "threats to stop our staff leaving the company premises unless they allowed the company to retain our audit files".
Academic research has consistently shown that bored and hard-pressed staff routinely resort to falsification of audit files – that is, they claim that work has been done which in fact has never been done.
The AADB, led by executive counsel Gareth Rees QC, examined the use of Repo 105 and 108 in the accounts of Lehman's European arm after looking through E&Y UK's audit files, hard copies of documents, information from laptops and emails and communications with other regulators.
NEWARK, June 7 — School districts in New Jersey improperly billed Medicaid more than $51 million for special education programs, according to a federal audit, filing claims for thousands of speech and physical therapy treatments that they could not prove were necessary, were provided by qualified practitioners or were ever actually delivered.
Evidence is presented through a longitudinal case study developed from a set of actual audit files over a five year period spanning the implementation of the BRA, together with interviews with audit team members.
