The phrase "audit issue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a problem or concern identified during an audit process.
Example: "The audit issue raised by the external auditors needs to be addressed promptly to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "audit concern" or "audit finding".
This research fits into organizational audit issues solving.
The state audit, issued last month, recommended that the whole Houston school system be ranked "unacceptable".
The audit, issued last week, examined the city's oversight of the state's middle-income Mitchell-Lama housing program.
An internal audit, issued in December, reported that the department had allowed contractors and maintenance personnel to wander around the building without escorts.
An audit issued last month by the Los Angeles city comptroller said at least 7,000 rape kits remain untouched by the police department's crime lab.
In an audit issued in October, the state comptroller, Carl McCall, projected that the corporation could be out of cash by 2003.
The Staten Island Yankees owe the city $570,202 in utility fees and late payment charges, according to an audit issued yesterday by City Comptroller William C. Thompson Jr.
Charity andNGO boards have many of the same issues as company boards, with the same corporate governance, remuneration and audit issues, and similar financial issues over cost control, cash flow and value for money.
"What I don't get is," Ms. Ruby added, "if the teachers teach and the principals manage resources, what does the director do?" The "extraordinary audit" issued in April was only the third requested by Superintendent Sheila Jordan in 10 years.
A Callan spokeswoman said that Hawaii's trustees stood by Callan after the audit, issuing a statement calling it "a highly regarded investment advisory firm with an unblemished reputation for integrity".
