The phrase "audit performed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the completion of an audit process, typically in business or financial settings.
Example: "The audit performed by the external firm revealed several areas for improvement in our financial practices."
Alternatives: "audit conducted" or "audit executed".
A number of shortened versions of the AUDIT performed well in relation to the AUDIT-10 by means of internal consistency, variance explained, and concurrent validity.
An audit performed between June 2017 and August 2018 revealed 27,000 "quality" incident reports.
Mock - An informal audit performed to assist in preparations for an external audit or inspection.
The results of the audit, performed for the archdiocese by the accounting firm Coopers & Lybrand, were published today in the archdiocese newspaper, The Georgia Bulletin.
The Financial Reporting staff coordinates the annual audit performed by the University's independent auditors, acting as a liaison between the auditors and financial staff throughout the University.
Richard Kessel, LIPA's chairman, said the audit, performed by Virchow, Krause & Company of Madison, Wis., was commissioned in November 2002 after LIPA learned that a KeySpan accounting error had caused LIPA to overstate its revenue.
It can be done by running a security audit, performing a penetration test, or just analyzing existing processes.
In fact, glitches in the system have paid more than $700 million to the dead, according to government audits performed since 2008.
This study presents an analysis of a unique dataset of 4971 energy audits performed on homes in Austin, Texas in 2009 2010.
We use a unique and confidential database of 15,392 tax audits performed by the Croatian Tax Administration during the 2002 2006 period to examine the impact of task complexity, auditor experience, and auditor effort on audit performance.
Lest anyone buy too heavily into the "science" of standardized testing, remember that 2009 audits performed by the U.S. Department of Education of tests in Tennessee and Florida found identical problems to those the scorers detailed (not to mention other problems as well).
