The phrase "audit monitoring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to oversight and evaluation of processes, particularly in finance, compliance, or quality assurance.
Example: "The company has implemented audit monitoring to ensure compliance with regulatory standards."
Alternatives: "audit oversight" or "audit supervision".
Any firm interested, with a membership of over 4000, must follow guidelines on waste and energy audits, monitoring monthly waste amounts and hold a commitment to purchasing supplies made out of recycled materials.
There are many positive examples of national and local budget tracking (pdf), of community audit groups monitoring school budgets and of budgets being posted on school walls to ensure full transparency.
Once the programme gets underway, the Global Fund follows its implementation, undertaking audits, monitoring, and evaluation.
About 16.7 % NECS indicated that they needed to strengthen their capacities for continuous review, oversight, auditing, monitoring and evaluation.
However, ASAT v16 (Domain 4) focused on clinical governance and audit structures within NHS trusts including the frequency of guideline audits, monitoring of antimicrobial consumption and audit feedback meetings.
Responsibilities of the directorate include the registration of drugs, foods and bottled water; auditing, monitoring and reporting on clinical trials; post-registration surveillance; and advertising control of regulated products [ 20].
The decreased parental compliance may relate to increasing frequency of questionnaire surveys occurring in schools related to various audits, monitoring and evaluation activities, lack of available time for employed parents, the length of questionnaires.
It provides guidelines on security controls, user access, identity management, risk assessment, auditing, and monitoring.
The costs involve auditing and monitoring costs to firms and losses in the event of corporate failures.
This places them in a stronger position than individual sponsors or research funders when it comes to auditing or monitoring reporting bias.
