The phrase "audit record" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a written document or electronic file that records the details of an audit, which is an examination and evaluation of financial records or other data. Example: The company's audit record showed discrepancies in their financial statements, leading to further investigation by the auditors.
The threat of DREs not recording the votes as cast has led some individuals and organizations to argue that a paper audit record must be produced for each cast ballot.
The example of Enron has set new legislation working its way through Congress, placing criminal penalties on accounting firms for even the most benign destruction of an audit record within seven years of the audit's completion.Awkwardly, no consistent distinction exists between an offence that should be handled under criminal law and one under civil law.
Given an audit record being monitored which had information about the number of occurrences of every event, this method applied genetic algorithms to find the potential attacks appearing in the audit record.
For all those years, Friehling deceived investors and regulators by declaring that Madoff's enterprise had a clean audit record..
Instead, workers will have to "provide file locations of extracted data" so that the Home Office team can put together an "audit record of data deletion".
Using Audit Record Generation and Utilization System (ARGUS) [22], the authors have collected flow based information such as source IP address, destination IP address, source port, destination port, duration, protocol, number of packets, and number of bytes transferred in both directions, which are later used to detect the group of hosts that exhibit similar behavior and communication pattern.
Date of diagnosis was recorded from either the Cancer Registry or the clinical audit records and age at diagnosis derived from this and the recorded date of birth.
State Comptroller H. Carl McCall had to sue to audit records of how the city delivered services.
The audit trail must be maintained for least six years, which is longer than many organizations currently maintain audit records.
Todd's filings were mostly on time but riddled with errors and incomplete information, according to the audit records.
The audit recorded that 82% of trusts provided some form of training in the previous year, while 18% had not provided any.
