The phrase "audited through" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that an audit process is conducted via a specific method or medium, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The financial records were audited through a comprehensive review of all transactions."
Alternatives: "audited via" or "audited by means of".
Key to this will also be the fact that transmissions and movements can be audited through log data. .
Certification, as a private control tool, can be a tool to enforce the compliance of existing legislation, audited through a private accredited company.
By this time, Villiers's accounts had been audited through the year 1804, revealing him to be in arrears by the staggering sum of £280,000 through that point.
In Australia all x-rays are read by DMPs from all high risk countries (total TB incidence >100/100 000 general population ) and panel doctors from others are audited through desk top reviews by DMPs in Sydney.
International Classification of Disease, Ninth Revision, Clinical Modification codes (ICD-9-CM) (Buck 2010) are used to identify suspected complications; all such cases are audited through chart review by clinical content experts to determine if they meet pre-established criteria.
At the recommendation of the DSMB, the randomisation and labelling process was audited halfway through the study by an independent observer and found to be robust, accurate and able to maintain blinding of other study staff and participants.
The randomization and labeling process are audited halfway through the study by an observer to find if it is robust, accurate and able to maintain blinding of participants.
It took costly I.R.S. audits and court proceedings to catch them, and since only 1 percent of taxpayers are audited, many slip through the cracks.
In a statement, the company said: "The Coca-Cola Company has thousands of direct suppliers throughout the world that we audit, through independent, third-party auditors, on a regular basis.
The ESR considerably supports clinical audits through its Audit & Standards Subcommittee that helps our members implement the European Guidelines on Clinical Audit for Medical Radiological Practices [2].
We also documented the continuing professional education of clinical ED staff through attended courses as well as clinical audits through ED registrations and meetings, which we considered proxy measures of the quality of emergency care.
