The phrase "audited information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to data or details that have been examined and verified for accuracy and compliance, often in a financial or regulatory context.
Example: "The company provided audited information to ensure transparency and build trust with its stakeholders."
Alternatives: "verified data" or "reviewed information".
Part of the debate was about Gordon Brown's astounding decision to remove an obligation on companies to provide an operating and financial review (OFR) that included audited information about the social and environmental consequences of their activities.
Trinity Mirror did not report six-monthly audited information for a direct comparison of percentage circulation changes in the most recent ABC report.
Our analysis linked this data to audited information provided to the Toronto Stock Exchange (where all of these firms were listed) on the quantity of gold reserves, the cost of extraction, and the forecast price of gold.
This audited information is used for paying dentists and is thus subject to rigorous quality assurance measures.
Oracle uses the data dictionary to look up object definitions, space allocation, integrity constraints, privileges, and auditing information.
Before the claims investigators were appointed by the court, an independent committee audited the information on the 4.1 million accounts.
If you have audited financial information on any of the following sites, please contact me to update the proceeding figures.
Printing is required for signing the data sheet since digital signatures are not provided by Beryllium10 and are also not within the idea of a GSDS (i.e. audited safety information at hand).
Hospital notes and records will also be audited for information on service use.
As expected, the SEC requested Enron audit information on October 17.
At that time, Ms. Bruncaj said she could not specify the issues that led to the decision because council policy prohibited disclosure of audit information.
