The phrase "audit was concluded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an audit process has been completed.
Example: "The financial audit was concluded last week, and the results will be shared with the board soon."
Alternatives: "audit has been completed" or "audit has been finalized."
Powerful supporters of Mr Abdullah who see no place for themselves in such an arrangement could gain from thwarting the current process.Mr Ghani has refused to discuss details of the national-unity deal until after the audit is concluded.
The on-site certification audit is concluded with a final discussion, at the end of which the experts inform the breast centre whether they will recommend that the DKG/DGS Certification Board endorse certification and whether the QMS requirements have been met.
Not much more can be said until the outcome of the operations and legal audit has been concluded and Mr Bahar's future has been determined.
(4) Following the audit, it has been concluded that field inspections of seed-producing crops, sampling, testing and official post-controls of fodder plant and cereal seed are carried out appropriately, and satisfy the conditions set out in Annex II to Decision 2003/17/EC and the respective requirements set out in Council Directives 66/401/EEC 6) and 66/402/EEC 7).
(7) Following the audit, it has been concluded that field inspections of seed-producing crops, sampling, testing and official post-controls of cereal, vegetable and oil and fibre plant seed are carried out appropriately, and satisfy the conditions set out in Annex II to Decision 2003/17/EC and the respective requirements set out in Council Directives 66/402/EEC, 2002/55/EC 8) and 2002/57/EC 9).
The audit was expected to be concluded sometime in January 2012.
Other audits likely won't be concluded until the IRS develops a consistent position on Xélan deductions, Durney says.
Irish officials are concluding a second audit of the company's data protection practices, said a spokeswoman for the Irish Data Protection Commission.
Irish officials appeared to dispute that view, and were concluding a second audit of the company's data protection practices.
