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Free sign upThe phrase "auditing data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to reviewing, verifying, or assessing data for accuracy and compliance.
Example: "The team is responsible for auditing data to ensure that all records are accurate and up to date."
Alternatives: "reviewing data" or "assessing data".
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The office is also responsible for clinical trials auditing, data safety monitoring, and overall data quality, as required by the Cancer Center Support Grant.
Names such as "Viking Pillage" and "Landing Party" contain oblique references to what the software does – in this case, collecting and auditing data – while others such as "Birdsong" and "Birdstrike" have an obvious theme (those two programmes affect Twitter).
The TPA sends a query to the CSP to audit data, and then the CSP responds to the TPA to permit auditing data [6, 7].
The fallout continues from a decision to halt controversial cancer trials at Duke University last year: In an article today, The Cancer Letter is reporting that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDAA) is auditing data related to the trials.
Some data access policies already consider issues such as auditing data use by DACs and handling reports from users.
The quality of NHI data is generally reliable, because the BNHI has been routinely auditing data submitted by healthcare institutions to prevent fraud in the NHI [ 9].
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This comes from observed audited data where available (l = 0), and fitted audited data where it is missing (l = 1).
As part of the settlement, the company agreed to establish an independently audited data security program.
Such academic trials, Genentech said, do not collect and audit data as rigorously and in as organized a form as trials typically run by companies.
Mr. Thompson also echoed critics of mayoral control in calling for more channels for parental participation, an independent body to audit data and more power for local education councils.
Here, the TPA must efficiently audit data without bringing any changes to the original data.
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