The phrase "audit of evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to reviewing or examining evidence, often in legal, academic, or professional settings.
Example: "The audit of evidence revealed several inconsistencies that needed to be addressed before the trial."
Alternatives: "review of evidence" or "examination of evidence".
Evidence of more widespread cheating was revealed during the audit.
This was intended to be facilitated based on the audit of evidence-based practice learning gathered as part of the baseline data collection.
GM-HFIT consisted of case finding (identifying unrecorded HF or potential HF cases), register verification (ensuring the accuracy of registers), and audit of evidence-based indicators of care.
Every supplier will be audited for evidence of illegal activity.TFT's executive director, Scott Poynton, says his group fills a gap that the RSPO cannot do as it is free to criticise any bad practice.
Periodic audits for evidence of regular maintenance, monitoring and stock control will also help ensure safety and security of storage facilities.
Clinical records were also audited for evidence of abnormal blood pressure readings, positive protein in urine and abnormal blood glucose readings.
According to the audit: "A majority of evidence demonstrates that the Mexican American Studies Department's instruction is NOT designed primarily for pupils of a particular ethnic group.
A separate financial audit found evidence of a number of instances where controls and/or policies were not correctly applied.
Each QIP starts with a baseline audit of practice against evidence-based clinical standards, and this is followed by the delivery of a benchmarked audit report, the provision of change interventions and finally a re-audit 12-18 months later. 12-18 months later
The chapter concludes with a discussion of the importance of evaluation, refinement of evidence, and audit and post-audit actions.
