The phrase "audit organisations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to organizations that conduct audits or are involved in the auditing process.
Example: "The audit organisations play a crucial role in ensuring financial transparency and compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "audit firms" or "auditing entities".
Officially, audit organisations across the world make subtle distinctions between distribution channels.
Beyond that, we have what I'd call "near-free" circulation, ie copies that are bought at a fraction of the cover price, usually just above the minimum rate imposed by audit organisations to be counted as paid distribution.
The Wall Street Journal incident and other related practices are likely to induce changes in the way audit organisations certify the distribution of print press, they will have to better reflect the weight of near-free distribution.
The role of professional/scientific societies, it is suggested, can be of great value in developing standards of good practice and in providing practical advice, stimulus and support for the establishment of appropriate clinical audit organisations.
An online survey was distributed to a cross section of process safety professionals which explored the themes of audit organisation, audit criteria and audit team composition and training provision.
Partnering with experienced auditing organisations and local NGOs with strong local knowledge can be useful – as Patagonia found.
To carry this out, the guidelines recommend the development of special auditing organisations.
These auditing organisations should be accredited by a national accreditation body.
Regulatory bodies should neither carry out clinical audit directly nor exclusively set up the criteria for, but there should be the development of special auditing organisations, preferably non-profit organisations supported by professional and/or scientific societies.
The guidelines suggest that a special national or regional advisory group, or steering committee of clinical experts, independent of the auditing organisations, may prove useful in the overall coordination and development of clinical audit implementation, criteria and procedures.
Lack of transparency, unclear lobbyist relations, conflicts of interests and excessive spending of the Commission was highlighted in a number of reports by internal and independent auditing organisations.
