The phrase "audit suggests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to findings or recommendations that arise from an audit process.
Example: "The audit suggests that we need to improve our internal controls to prevent future discrepancies."
Alternatives: "audit indicates" or "audit recommends".
But the race disparity audit suggests little has changed.
HUD's audit suggests it was a set of well-intended policies put into place since 1992 and designed to give tribes more autonomy.
The development corporation audit suggests that Mr. Liu, who built his campaign last year around opposition to Mr. Bloomberg's overturning of term limits, plans to use his office as a counterweight to the mayor.
In the past seven years, the Labor Department awarded more than $271 million to groups to help train workers for high-demand jobs, but a new audit suggests that the agency often failed to ensure the public was getting something for its tax dollars.
A letter dated May 17 , 2001 that accompanied the firm's second audit suggests that the United Way had continued to allow Ms. Allen-MacGregor to reconcile the bank statements on checks she had written, a practice that Maner had warned against a year earlier.
Lewis Baston, senior research fellow at Democratic Audit, suggests the Greens have some way to go in turning the protest vote into significant electoral gains, not least because the party's popularity resides in small pockets of middle-class voters across the country.
Some areas of the ELF audit suggest they have.
One minister, Arun Jitley, questioned whether the coffins could actually have been bought as inexpensively as the audit suggested.
The audit suggested that Mr. Ryan was "steering" excessive overtime to his current brother-in-law, Port Captain John Mauldin, and recommended that Mr. Ryan be fired.
A preliminary audit suggested that its bad loans totaled at least 40 billion korunas ($1.08 billion), but most analysts say the total will be almost twice that.
A partial audit suggested that perhaps 2m names out of 5.7m were of voters who were either dead, fictitious or no longer living at the address listed.
