The phrase "audit objectives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the specific goals or aims of an audit process in a business or organizational context.
Example: "The audit objectives include assessing compliance with regulations and evaluating the effectiveness of internal controls."
Alternatives: "audit goals" or "audit aims".
The auditor must review the program's contract and grant agreements and referenced laws and regulations to identify unique compliance requirements, and develop audit objectives and audit procedures under this section.
In this study, codes were informed by the audit objectives, and the content of the HPA guidance.
What were the audit objectives?[6].
This section must include: A brief description of what was audited, objectives, scopes, and time periods.
In particular, we perform sensor network audit with objectives being: (i) ensuring observability of all faults, (ii) minimizing the unreliability of detection of faults (i.e. minimizing the probability of faults occurring and remaining undetected).
Alternatively the providers could audit each objective in turn until all the objectives have been audited.
This audit's objective was to quantify the incidence, severity and timing of hypophosphataemia in the ICU.
Because of financial and time constraints we needed to audit primary, objective outcome measures rapidly and efficiently, and only 16 of the 42 programmes that volunteered had electronic clinical and laboratory records continuously available from 2001 to 2007; we selected all of these programmes.
Findings, audit process, and objectives were reviewed during these visits, with periodic adjustments in methods to better implement the MDR in the various settings.
Internal Audit provides independent, objective assurance and advisory services designed to add value and improve operations.
They should at least be able to rely on an objective audit as reflected in a firm's published accounts.
