The phrase "audit the performance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating or assessing the effectiveness or efficiency of a process, system, or individual.
Example: "The management team decided to audit the performance of the sales department to identify areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "evaluate the performance of" or "assess the performance of".
The panel recommended a monitor to audit the performance of the complaint review board and to help insure better cooperation from police commanders in the board's investigations.
To audit the performance of the paediatric epilepsy services in a district general hospital based on NICE guidelines and parent satisfaction.
If these factors were to contribute substantially to promotion, funding, and publication decisions, institutions might even go so far as to audit the performance of their staff and, when substandard, pay more attention to continuation of professional development and appraisal of the research workforce.
The Ministry of Transport does not, as yet, monitor and audit the performance of cities. SUMPs are now being developed in the context of European strategy and policies.
Under the new bill, FSA will set standards for food safety all the way from farms to local stores, monitor compliance, and audit the performance of local authorities responsible for food law enforcement.
A carbon tracking system to record, track and audit the performance of carbon sinks is also being developed.
In conjunction with repeal day, the government released a Productivity Commission report, which provides a framework for auditing the performance of the regulators.
Ex-Greenpeace activist turned biotech supporter believes that auditing the performance of biotech products is the only way to convince people of their value.
Billingham, a lawyer with more than two decades' experience of auditing the performance of public sector bodies, approached this inspection in a somewhat unorthodox way, she explains as we sit at her kitchen table on a "working from home" day.
To ensure that regulators live up to the promises they make, Mr. Kane suggests that inspectors general at each agency be charged with regularly auditing the performance of financial overseers.
(9) A statement that specifies the name and title of the railroad officer responsible for auditing the performance of the reporting function; a statement of the frequency (not less than once per calendar year) with which audits are conducted; and identification of the site where the most recent audit report may be found for inspection and photocopying.
