The phrase "audit that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting a review or examination of a specific item, process, or document.
Example: "Before we finalize the report, please audit that section for any discrepancies."
Alternatives: "review that" or "examine that".
The council conducted the audit that revealed problems in Trumbull going back to at least 1993.
He gave no details of what was learned in the audit that prompted an investigation.
El Paso cut its reserves by 41percentt in February, leading to an audit that delayed the company's financial reports.
Afghanistan's election commission announced on Sunday it has completed the audit that will determine the country's next president.
During that period, the N.B.A. and the players' association will conduct an audit that will determine next season's salary cap.
Mr. Bennett's party had pushed for a land audit that would uncover multiple farm ownerships by the politically connected elite.
That move came in response to an audit that found Hunter guilty of questionable business and hiring practices.
It's a voluntary certification audit that sets environmental standards for a list of "business metrics" that include winery wastewater management, carbon emissions and use of synthetic refrigerants.
An audit that showed sloppy or nonexistent accounting for $2.2 billion in "job creation" grants doled out by the government's biggest department, Human Resources.
Chris Pennell, principal analyst with Kable, warned that there could be some holes in the audit that undermine the long term validity of the figures.
But the new disclosures are the first indication that Mr. Sullivan tried to impede and delay the audit that eventually proved his undoing.
