The phrase "audit information" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to information or data collected during an audit, which is a systematic examination of something, such as financial records or processes, to ensure accuracy and compliance. Here is an example of how to use it in a sentence: "The accountant provided detailed audit information to the company's board of directors, outlining any discrepancies found during the financial audit."
As expected, the SEC requested Enron audit information on October 17.
At that time, Ms. Bruncaj said she could not specify the issues that led to the decision because council policy prohibited disclosure of audit information.
It was marked down for not providing a full listing of administrative officials with contact information online, as well as not posting audit information and lobbying.
Nielsen, in its own statement yesterday, described itself as disappointed that the council's process "has been violated" and decried what it termed "the release of confidential audit information taken out of context".
He proposes that the United States create an agency that would do for medicine what the Securities and Exchange Commission does for securities markets: compile and audit information about the performance of hospitals, and make it public.
The program is ideal for individuals who plan to pursue or advance a career in enterprise risk management, as well as those who want to expand their abilities in traditional silo risk management in such areas as audit, information technology, compliance, and risk management of insurable risks.
Oracle uses the data dictionary to look up object definitions, space allocation, integrity constraints, privileges, and auditing information.
Part of the debate was about Gordon Brown's astounding decision to remove an obligation on companies to provide an operating and financial review (OFR) that included audited information about the social and environmental consequences of their activities.
The offhand way in which the announcement was made in Gaweye, in particular, is noteworthy: at a general meeting to present the results of health facility audits, information about the fee exemption was a 'miscellaneous' agenda item, relegated to the end of the meeting.
The audit data only provided information about the frequency of intervention rather than intervention intensity.
He said the group was planning to improve the clinic's ability to audit the information it received from doctors, because the clinic must now rely on doctors' self-reporting to find potential conflicts.
