The phrase "audit states" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to reviewing or examining the conditions or statuses of various elements, often in a financial or operational context.
Example: "The auditor will review the audit states to ensure compliance with regulatory standards."
Alternatives: "review conditions" or "examine statuses".
Of BP's previous safety orders to Transocean, the audit states, some "findings were simply rejected, with no formal risk mitigation demonstrated".
The comptroller's audit states that the number of workers in the records agency dropped 47percentto to 55 workers, in the fiscal year that ended in June 2001, from 104 employees 10 fiscal years earlier.
The audit states: "The financial position of Zuma deteriorated over time, mainly as a result of the fact of the shortage in daily funding required to fund his lifestyle … Zuma's cash requirements by far exceeded his ability to fund such requirements from his salary".
The unit is tasked with probing serious violations of the Animal Welfare Act, yet the audit states that IES has closed dozens of cases without investigating them.
"Consolidations of all risk assessment activities that the Board conducts will be important as the Board prepares to assume new responsibilities, including powers to take over emergency response in certain circumstances, when the Pipeline Safety Act comes into force no later than June 2016," the audit states.
After all, New Labour's surveillance and audit state sits all too easy with a neoliberal endorsement of market appropriation.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo is trying to use this year's budget to severely limit the comptroller's ability to audit state contracts before they are signed.
"Cash held in private accounts is inherently at greater risk and subject to less oversight than that held in the city's general fund," the audit stated.
"Dr. Hartenbaum did not feel that the medical opinions rendered sufficiently took into account the actual work performed," the audit stated.
As comptroller, Mr. DiNapoli has broad authority to audit state and local government spending and the ability to refer to the attorney general "any indictable offense" uncovered by those audits.
Government obstacles ahead Send in the social workers Taking on the penguins ReprintsNow students of economics are being sent on "missions" to audit state companies, where they have uncovered slack accounting and rampant pilfering.
