The phrase "audit frequency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how often audits are conducted within a specific context, such as in business or compliance settings.
Example: "The audit frequency for our financial reviews has been set to quarterly to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "audit schedule" or "audit interval".
[2] There is good evidence that unintended hypothermia worsens outcomes after major trauma.[3] We aimed to audit the frequency of hypothermia among seriously injured patients presenting to a UK major trauma centre.
In the present study we used the first three questions in AUDIT (consumption, frequency, binge drinking) to calculate the AUDIT-C subscale with a range of scores from 0 to 12.
- Participation in postgraduate courses (hours per year), - participation in Pharmaco-therapeutic Audit Meetings (frequency per year), - number of different written sources (max. 4) used for information on new drugs, - number of different oral sources (max.
The question, which is the first item in the AUDIT, concerns the frequency of drinking alcohol.
AUDIT assessments include frequency of drinking, amount of alcohol consumed when drinking, and perceptions of self and others about drinking; a score greater than 9 indicates "problem drinking".
Retrospective audit data on frequency of callout by speciality was collected over 4 month snapshot periods (April, May, June, and July) for the years 1999 2002 in order to analyse outreach physiotherapy impact on emergency physiotherapy callouts.
Given these findings, the NIDA CTN changed its auditing plan and decreased the frequency of audits, resulting in reduced travel expenses incurred by auditors.
This chapter provides an overview of the various aspects of safety management, safety procedures and audits of radio frequency radiation, and the keeping of safety records.
