The phrase "audit questions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific questions that are designed to assess or evaluate a process, system, or compliance during an audit.
Example: "The auditor prepared a list of audit questions to ensure all necessary areas were covered during the review."
Alternatives: "assessment questions" or "evaluation questions".
[C12.] Audit Questions CDNow's Future Shares in the online music retailer CDNow fell 30.9percentt after an audit by Arthur Andersen expressed "substantial doubt" about the company's future.
Mr. McCall's audit questions the university's decision to give Hudson Design a rating above firms it says have more resources and more relevant experience and are nearer to the project site.
Prudential officials have never said publicly that Mr. Ostrowski's encounter with the S.E.C. was the main reason for his dismissal, but in its written response to Mr. Ostrowski's accusations, the company said that "in early 2000, during an S.E.C. audit, questions were raised about the use of margin and high yield 'B' shares in accounts of Ostrowski's customers".
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AUDIT questions were translated into the local language Tamil before administration and it was administered by Tamil speaking interviewers who are well trained in getting correct responses from the study participants.
For all AUDIT questions, except for number 9, similar questions were found.
The audit questioned why 22 executives required cars at their disposal.
Mean HDL progressively increased as screening scores increased for the AUDIT-C and AUDIT Question #3: about 12 mg/dL from the lowest to the highest scores.
A1 Audit Finds Fault at Agency The federal Department of Housing and Urban Development demanded that the embattled Newark Housing Authority return $6.4 million in federal funds after an audit questioned several expenditures.
The audit questioned $2.4 million of the $6 million paid to the firm, said Senator Susan Collins of Maine, the senior Republican on the homeland security committee.
This cross-sectional study of 11,175 male U.S. Veterans Affairs patients enrolled in a primary care study used HDL as an objective biomarker to evaluate whether average alcohol consumption increased as scores increased on 3 brief alcohol screens – the AUDIT-C, AUDIT Question #3 (a single-item screen), and the CAGE questionnaire.
