The phrase "audit manager for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific position or role within an organization, typically in the context of job titles or responsibilities.
Example: "She has been promoted to audit manager for the finance department."
Alternatives: "audit supervisor for" or "audit director for".
The bridegroom, 29, is an audit manager for real estate at Ernst & Young in New York.
You will take on the role of an audit manager for the public accounting firm that audits Gemini.
"I set out to come up with a cool golf line and solve the casual-day dilemma, which is that men can wear chinos and a polo shirt with a blue blazer and look fine for the office or the golf course, but there was no equivalent uniform for women," says Power, who had previously worked as an audit manager for Coopers & Lybrand.
In 2006, the organization introduced a pay-for-performance incentive plan that established four objective measures of audit manager performance.
Mr. Elmore, 31, is an internal audit manager at the Danaher Corporation, an industrial manufacturing company in Washington.
Finance Jobs: These include audit manager (#10) and finance manager (#16).
Further, we consider the extent to which agency theory can serve as a framework for understanding how the incentives of audit managers and partners influence how they view underreporting by their engagement staff.
Similarly, in manipulating a reserve related to another merger, the complaint says that Simon Wood, a manager for the auditing firm, wrote a memorandum for CUC officials to sign that justified fraudulent numbers.
Since 2006, authorities must have a market manager for childcare so they can audit whether or not there is sufficient in the area.
The S.E.C. asked an administrative law judge to bar John J. Aesoph, 40, a partner in the Omaha office of KPMG, and Darren M. Bennett, 35, a senior manager, for their roles in an audit of TierOne in 2008.
Another witness, Paul Johnson, an onshore rig manager for Transocean, testified Monday that some of the maintenance issues in the audit were important enough that BP did not want drilling to continue until they were fixed.
