The phrase "audit scrutiny" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to examining or reviewing financial records, compliance, or operational processes during an audit.
Example: "The audit scrutiny revealed several discrepancies in the financial statements that needed to be addressed."
Alternatives: "audit review" or "audit examination".
Purchasing Card transactions used to procure Stanford-owned fabrications have strict requirements and are subject to additional audit scrutiny.
In any case, in a democracy, it is difficult to accept the notion that a decision of the Government to seek legislative amendment to implement a change in policy should come for adverse audit scrutiny.
Edward Leigh, chairman of the House of Commons' public accounts committee, said the BBC's approach to the contract had been "distinctly second rate... the BBC's arguments for resisting full independent audit scrutiny by the National Audit Office are looking increasingly threadbare".
In today's age of unprecedented audit scrutiny and compliance requirements, cloud computing presents security challenges that can seem daunting.
Because it takes years to conduct audits, scrutiny last year almost certainly involved those tax returns filed while the economy was still booming, before the subprime mortgage collapse, stock market plunge and federal bailout of the financial system.
It also said steps were being taken "to improve the ease by which officers can gain access to the guidance they need", and "a tight focus on standards through an internal audit and scrutiny board" would be maintained.
Also notably excluded in the Linklaters' audit: Any scrutiny of the project vis-a-vis competition law, public procurement law compliance with procurement rules, and any concerns relating to possible anticompetitive behavior.
Full auditing and scrutiny of tech companies, including their security mechanisms, and full algorithm auditing.
After the scrutiny, audit and investigation of all complaints, change is possible".
A month later, Mr. Schatz — through New Horizon — agreed to lend 60,000 euros, or nearly $70,000, to the party itself, according to Zoran Mladenovic, the supreme state auditor at the Slovenian Court of Audit, who oversees scrutiny of political party finances.
At the end of the process, the client should know at a glance how our work has addressed textual-level compliance a powerful shield and asset in the event of any compliance scrutiny, audit, litigation, or due diligence.
