The phrase "audit stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific phase in a process where an audit is conducted, often in contexts related to finance, compliance, or project management.
Example: "During the audit stage, we will review all financial records to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "audit phase" or "review stage".
Later, as the investigation with its subpoena power moves into the audit stage, DIM's questioning is expected to broaden: What kind of new investors are being lured into hedge funds?
'Difficulty recruiting patients' for the practice audit was cited by 5.0% of GPs during the practice audit stage but only accounted for 0.9% overall.
GL conducted the searches, administered the questionnaire Stage I, conducted the audit Stage II and discussed the strategies used with DK.
'Patients didn't like questionnaire' was the next most common reason overall, given by 2.1% of all withdrawing GPs, and a particularly high proportion of those withdrawing at the practice audit stage (11.3%).
In the pre-audit stage, DRR professionals and planners work with residents to collect as much information as possible on the past disaster events and areas that are prone to being affected severely (the so-called "blackspots").
Ovarian cancer admissions at Hammersmith Hospital between July and October 2009 were audited (Stage 1).
There were 67 admissions for 597 bed-days, for ovarian cancer, over the 4-month audit period (Stage 1).
During the pre-implementation phase high perinatal mortality rates highlighted the problem and indicated the need to implement an audit programme (stage 1).
Similarly, studies by Moorman et al. [3] and Polednak [4] are limited by misclassifications (as indicated by reabstracting and recoding audits of stage and disease extent), the number of lymph nodes removed, and tumor size [7].
They are most commonly used as a final design audit at the stage when the project's detailed P & IDs and plot plans are essentially complete.
