The phrase "audit priorities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the focus areas or key objectives of an audit process.
Example: "In our upcoming meeting, we will outline the audit priorities for the next quarter to ensure we address the most critical areas."
Alternatives: "audit focus areas" or "audit key objectives".
"The blockchain acts as a real-time a-priority audit mechanism.
These are our most important internal management goals for the year, but – as you will hear more about this week – we are also pushing ahead on all of our key management priorities, including audit, evaluation, and a review we are conducting of our strategic communications priorities.
The Financial Reporting Council (FRC), the UK's auditing and accountancy watchdog, plans to make food retailing a priority sector for audit inspections this year.
If the planned audit dates conflict with high priority events, an executive may be able to call the examiner-in-charge and request a delay.
Dolman points out that the audit has shown that for every priority vascular plant there are eight priority invertebrate species, including such intriguingly named creatures as the Brush-thighed seed-eater beetle and the Basil-thyme case-bearer moth.
We must end the wars, audit Defense Department spending, and realign Pentagon priorities to address emerging and unconventional threats to our national security.
Here research priorities identified from clinical audit developed into research projects.
The distribution of paperwork such as guidelines and checklists is not enough to effect change: these needs to be complemented by agreed set of priorities, budget, follow-up, audit and feedback to lead to changes and influence performance [ 48].
The same skewed priorities have permeated business audits.
Local NHS trusts pursue their own priorities; a lack of auditing often leaves central government without even the knowledge to intervene.
