The phrase "audit paperwork" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the documents and forms associated with an audit process, typically in a business or financial context.
Example: "Before the audit begins, please ensure that all audit paperwork is organized and readily accessible."
Alternatives: "audit documents" or "audit files".
He translated Rosen's statement that, after a Trump Organization audit, the paperwork Cruz submitted in 2011 "does not appear to be genuine". Then he translated Rosen's question: "Are you currently authorized for employment in the United States?" "No," the man on the phone translated.
About 4percentt of the total will be spent on overhead, like auditing and paperwork, officials said.
They can check this - and thus assure everybody about the quality of my work - not from any actual experience of it, but rather from a paperwork audit trail.
At work, colleagues began to question the lab's most unrealistically productive chemist, and in 2010, supervisors conducted a paperwork audit of her work but found no problems, reported the Associated Press.
In July an internal audit revealed a paperwork problem with Shaw subcontractors.
The agency audits the companies' paperwork, a task that has grown more complicated as airlines cut costs by outsourcing maintenance.
Even before the 21percentt cuts, increasing numbers of doctors refused to take Medicare patients, as the Medicare reimbursements are tiny compared to private insurance reimbursements, not even factoring in the cost and time of the additional paperwork, audits and hassle of collecting from the government bureaucracy.
And though licensing is an important tool for tracking horses, the audit found that the paperwork for 57 carriage horses described different animals from year to year, though the license numbers did not change.
I am tired of the punitive practice, the fear, the paperwork, the audits, the inspections and the nights on the sofa sobbing after another dreadful shift.
The charges center on the affiliates' refusal to turn over to the U.S. authorities the paperwork from audits of nine U.S.-listed Chinese companies suspected of possible wrongdoing.
