The phrase "audit initiative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a program or effort aimed at reviewing and improving processes, compliance, or performance within an organization.
Example: "The company launched an audit initiative to ensure all departments adhere to regulatory standards."
Alternatives: "audit program" or "audit effort".
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We propose this PAF as a general contribution to the strategy and audit of platform initiatives and more specifically as an assessment framework to provide consistency of thinking in GaaP initiatives.
Aligning CSR programs must begin with an inventory and audit of existing initiatives.
At the top of Patil's to-do list has to be a full audit of the initiatives already in play across the government, setting out the look and feel of the government's data-driven strategy, identifying standards of best practice and promoting cross-agency learning.
Routine audit and QA initiatives are under the responsibility of the regional Department of Health.
A second questionnaire was designed after the implementation of initiatives proposed in the initial audit and a 58% response rate was achieved.
The I.R.S. is engaged in an initiative to audit tax returns of about 6,000 companies, partly to look at executive fringe benefits, including travel-expense procedures.
The head of the department, Jerry Speziale, told The Post that he supports the audit and any other initiative that will help police improve.
In May, before the new government was formed, Nigeria's federal parliament passed a law requiring the outfit that runs the transparency initiative to audit the oil and gas sector every year, whereas previously it did so every five years.
