The phrase "audit guideline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a set of principles or rules that guide the process of conducting an audit.
Example: "The audit guideline provided by the organization ensures that all financial statements are reviewed thoroughly and accurately."
Alternatives: "audit standard" or "audit protocol".
The Ad Campaign Measurement and Audit Guidelines are intended to make uniform the various incompatible systems that evaluate the viewing (and clicking) of Internet advertisements.
"The audit guidelines reflect suspicion that all cross-border equity swaps are tax-avoidance transactions, even though the I.R.S.'s own regulations treated these transactions favorably," Mr. Leeds said.
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The different units were then converted into grams, using the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification (AUDIT) guidelines [ 67], as adapted for use in Sweden.
Respondent AUDIT scores were also summarised into 4 categories of: having no alcohol problem (≤ 7); advice on alcohol use suggested (8 15); counselling suggested (16 19); and treatment suggested (≥ 20), based upon AUDIT guidelines (Babor et al., 2001).
Some financial motivation and a good initial training usually enabled the participants to reach an adequate level of collaboration and adhesion to the audit guidelines [ 14, 19, 20, 23].
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].
GPs were encouraged to employ a rational use of antibiotics according to the HAPPY AUDIT guidelines[ 15], and they were requested only to prescribe antibiotics to patients with a suspected bacterial aetiology.
Diabetes management could be generally improved by fully implementing and auditing guideline impact.
Auditing guideline implementation must employ automated numerate data acquisition, accuracy and verification, and easy collation of the summary risk scores to guide management.
