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Discover LudwigThe phrase "audit minutes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the recorded notes or summaries of discussions and decisions made during an audit meeting.
Example: "The audit minutes will be distributed to all participants for review and approval."
Alternatives: "audit notes" or "audit records".
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Google made that announcement about the findings of its Project Strobe security audit minutes after the WSJ report was published.
#: Only audits for which case summary and audit minutes were available; N=67.
The analysis is restricted to 67 cases, for which case summary and audit minutes could be retrieved.
We analysed case summaries, women's interview transcripts and audit minutes produced by the audit teams for 67 meetings concerning one woman with near-miss complications each.
We may also not have fully captured the audit teams' reasoning on causes of and solutions for CMPs if it is not reflected in the audit minutes.
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According to the environment audit committee, minute sooty particles, emitted largely from the burning of diesel and other fuels and inhaled deeply into the lungs, shortens lives by seven to eight months.
This decreased in the second audit to 15 minutes, as data collectors became familiar with the medical record and the requirement of data collection.
Mean anaesthetic time over the audit was 29.52 minutes, with a median of 21.5 and a range of 2 64 minutes.
Mr. Tauzin and other panel members released e-mail notes, internal audit memorandums, board minutes and other correspondence that they said showed that executives knew as early as the summer of 2000 that the treatment of expenses was improper.
Correct filing of the EPR notes and the search facility reduced the average time to complete the audit by 16 minutes per patient.
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