The phrase "audited projects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to projects that have undergone an audit process to ensure compliance, accuracy, or quality.
Example: "The financial department has completed the review of all audited projects to ensure they meet the required standards."
Alternatives: "reviewed projects" or "assessed projects".
Some of the $300m or so involved in the scams has been returned to the treasury.Donor countries are confining their aid to ever more strictly audited projects.
Nearly two-thirds of all audited projects included such components.
Of the 124 audited projects, 52 were livestock projects and 76 were component projects.
The OED report was based on a review of 124 audited projects and 206 ongoing projects which comprised the Bank's livestock portfolio at the end of 1983.
The ongoing projects also had larger scope than the audited projects and nearly all of the components appeared with greater frequency suggesting that each project, on average, included a larger number of livestock-related components.
In terms of species emphasis, the OED report found that investments in cattle development (beef, dairy, and dairy-beef, in that order) accounted for about two-thirds of component activity in audited projects and an even higher proportion of total funds.
The number of livestock-related projects (audited and ongoing) at that time was spread fairly evenly by region, but the bulk (three fourths) of all livestock investments were in Europe, Middle East and North Africa Region (EMENA) and Latin America and the Caribbean Region (LAC).
All projects are audited weekly to ensure searches are being carried out within the remit of the submitted and approved project.
As someone who has managed or audited numerous large human review projects involving news content similar in form and function to Facebook's efforts, I can personally attest to the enormous complexities and routes through which bias encroaches upon results.
We remit 100percentt of the funds generated through the program and work closely with our partners to ensure that the tree-planting projects are independently audited and certified.
Commissioners need willing partners with audited accounts: their world is one of action plans, projects and contracts.
