The phrase "audit officials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to individuals or authorities responsible for conducting audits, typically in financial or compliance contexts.
Example: "The audit officials reviewed the financial statements to ensure accuracy and compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "auditing authorities" or "audit personnel".
State audit officials say that every year, corruption costs Italy around €60 billion, or $80 billion.
Van Nuys posted the lowest quality rating of any G.M. plant in a recent internal quality audit, officials of the United Automobile Workers union said.
Audit officials said that 491m yuan (£49m: $77.8m) was lost due to "irregular practises in the construction and management".
Beijing has classified the matter as urgent and audit officials have been directed to suspend work on other projects, to complete the nationwide mission.
The audit official who oversaw the internal inquiry said Monday that his office would give Fire Chief Daryl Osby more detailed information about the other exams that were compromised.
Through audits, officials identified more than 100 employees who had documentation issues, such as duplicate Social Security numbers and identification belonging to other people, Francis told WNWO.
And it is a land without transparency: in response to demands for audits, officials torch public records with impunity and police departments develop training materials to teach officers how to cover up scandals.
Members are in charge of auditing officials in different provinces and busting corrupt bureaucrats in various levels of the government.
It was hard to tell the differences between Tuttle and Shapiro in the campaign for an office that oversees tax collections and audits official expense accounts.
During the audit, OTB officials displayed a knack for numbers unbecoming of a bookmaker.
In a response to the audit, commission officials promised to improve oversight.
