The phrase "audit with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to conducting an audit in collaboration with someone or something, such as a team or a specific tool.
Example: "We will conduct the audit with the finance department to ensure all records are accurate."
Alternatives: "audit alongside" or "audit in conjunction with".
The researchers began a "gang audit" with the first district.
Mr. DiNapoli's office conducted the audit with the office of the city comptroller, John C. Liu.
"There was no coordination, there was no communication," said Lt. Kevin Borofsky, who credited the external audit with improving the department.
Third, organisations should be subject to an annual security audit, with the resulting grade made public (though details of any problems exposed would not be).
Fifteen hundred miles to the west, the Rosita Knitwear factory in northwestern Bangladesh — which made sweaters for companies across Europe — passed an inspection audit with high grades.
By way of demonstrating how he might begin an audit with a new client, he turns to his laptop and types in my name.
Johnston Press's Scotsman website remained the biggest newspaper website reporting figures as part of the ABC regional audit, with 105,959 daily online readers, despite reporting no uplift compared to the first half of 2011.
"We believe there should be even greater scrutiny of education finance … We may have passed our audit with flying colours but we firmly believe that we should continue to improve financial management and control in our schools," he said.
He said it would have been difficult for the team to meaningfully assess the situation on the ground given that Zimbabwe's government itself had already conducted a humanitarian audit with United Nations officials.
But in April the audit was suspended; the Vatican has since announced that its own Office of the Auditor General, created by Pope Francis, will conduct the audit with PwC in "an assisting role".
The international lenders overseeing Greece's bailout were back in Athens on Monday for their latest audit, with Greek officials hoping that dissent in the lending group might allow them new negotiating room.
