The phrase "audited standards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to compliance, quality assurance, or financial reporting where standards have been reviewed and verified by an auditor.
Example: "The company adheres to audited standards to ensure transparency and accountability in its financial practices."
Alternatives: "verified standards" or "assessed standards".
Asked what Andersen would have done had it believed there was fraud at Mr. DeLorean's company, David Landsittel, the firm's managing director of auditing procedures, said it would have followed the usual procedures dictated by "generally accepted auditing standards" - starting with notifying the audited company's top management and, if it fails to properly respond, its board.
"Not only is corporate governance nonexistent in Russia," Mr. Herro said, "but audited accounting standards are not really prevalent".
Deloitte seems to have invoked a little-known auditing standard that says an auditor cannot allow a previously audited financial report to be cited by a company if there are subsequent events "of such a nature that disclosure of them is required to keep the financial statements from being misleading".
Consider, for example, that 10 years after the wave of new CSR reports and the introduction of Timberland's Green Index, there is still not a single, audited, comparable, accepted standard for reporting of corporate carbon emissions.
Gazprom, Russia's giant energy company, reported its financial results for 2000 audited to international accounting standards, showing a profit of $9.8 billion, compared with a loss the previous year.
The in-house mark would certify all characteristics of Patek's mechanical watches to be in conformity with rigorous finishing and accuracy standards set, audited and constantly updated by an independent supervisory structure, the company said.
Topic to be audited Type of audit: structure/process/outcome. Type of audit: structure/process/outcome. Standard selected including target performance Source of standard: legislation/publication/learned society guidance or consensus/ locally generated standard/other Indicator: quantifiable variable(s) to be calculated.
The trustees of the foundation "realize that in the minds of some investors, the system of accounting standards and the audited financial statements that must comply with them are being questioned," said Manuel H. Johnson, the foundation's chairman and a former vice chairman of the Federal Reserve.
A world where SSL stacks have to be audited and operated against such standards is a world that doesn't run SSL stacks at all.
