The phrase "audit wins" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating or assessing successful outcomes or achievements in an audit process.
Example: "The recent audit wins have significantly improved our financial reporting accuracy and compliance."
Alternatives: "audit successes" or "audit achievements".
Recent initiatives, including the hiring of a new chief financial officer and the selection of a new chair for the audit committee, should win back investor confidence.
At KPMG, which won the audit of Prudential, Britain's biggest life-insurer, from PwC last year, auditors have been forced by the SEC to dispose of Pru policies now that the insurer is seeking an American stockmarket listing.
Providing support for one of the Big Four to win the audit at Fannie Mae, for example, instead of No. 5, 6 or 7, might have been a missed opportunity.
These letters are used, if a deal is discovered in an audit and ruled impermissible, to win waiver of penalties that can equal 75percentt of the tax due.
At stake is control of the city's finances – as comptroller, the winning candidate will audit the city's agencies, manages its pension funds and more.
They would also remain in the top flight if Bristol or London Welsh fail to pass the Premiership's audit and go on to win.
Were that to happen, or if the other two Championship semi-finalists, Bristol or London Welsh, fail to pass the Premiership's audit and go on to win, the Falcons would remain in the top flight.
KPMG, the audit, tax and advisory firm, won AWLP's much coveted Work-Life Innovative Excellence Award earlier this year for their program that encourages teams to arrange a rotating schedule for employees to use the gym during lunch, or for each member to choose a day of the week to leave early.
In opting for a public audit of its privacy practices, Expedia won raves from analysts.
But the US has so far refused to recognise Mr Maduro's win, calling for an audit of the results.
