The phrase "auditable risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, compliance, or risk management, where the ability to verify or assess risks is important.
Example: "The company must identify and document all auditable risks to ensure compliance with regulatory standards."
Alternatives: "verifiable risk" or "assessable risk".
However, these voting systems must be recountable and auditable, and those audits must be conducted after each election in such a way that we limit the risk of an incorrect candidate or ballot measure being certified as the winner.
Considering the solution applies modern electronic document-management technologies to eliminate paper trails and a simple, auditable workflow, as well as reduced risk of fraud by automatically matching bank statements with general ledger entries, and increased security — it seems like a small price to pay for the ROI.
In contrast, high-risk situations like those involving urban areas and cities exposed to dangerous volcanic phenomena incur substantial costs regardless of whatever measure is taken (or not taken), thus requiring more refined, rational approaches involving clear, sound, transparent, auditable practices for both hazard forecasts and decision-making.
Coherent, and auditable, tracking of time-evolving hazard levels is desirable, but this is a significant challenge, even with the assistance of a Dynamic Bayesian Network (DBN).
(b) standardised processes which are robust, resilient and auditable in order to reconcile portfolios, to manage the associated risk and to identify disputes between parties early and resolve them, and to monitor the value of outstanding contracts.
The essential problem of any system of assurance or audit lies in the need for auditable measures of performance: they have to be replicated and consistent.
The first quick step minimizes the risk of projects being considered "exempt" from full review in the absence of auditable documentation of minimal, independent review.
It's auditable," he said.
