The phrase "auditing of documents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the process of reviewing and verifying documents for accuracy and compliance.
Example: "The auditing of documents is essential to ensure that all financial records are accurate and up to date."
Alternatives: "reviewing documents" or "document examination".
Retrospective audit of documented method of guidance technique and subsequent clinical/radiological outcomes.
The main issues include increased time demand, fear of change, increased equipment costs, fear of auditing of construction documents and many more.
Professionals' perceptions were evaluated by means of focus-group discussions; participant observations of audit meetings; audit documents (data collection forms, audit report forms, minutes and lists of attendance at meetings); and interviews with staff of the maternity unit (Table 2).
Data were collected from focus group discussions, participant observations of audit meetings, audit documents and interviews with the staff of the maternity unit.
An internal audit of 97,000 documents also found that 26 items related to Libor fixing and only two phone calls with Barclays gave a clear indication that the practice was widespread across the industry.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement also conducted more than 2,200 audits of hiring documents at businesses to check for unauthorized immigrant workers, the officials said, bringing criminal charges against 180 employers and levying more than $50 million in fines.
Eight Council Directive 84/253/EEC of 10 April 1984 based on Article 54 (3) (g) of the Treaty on the approval of persons responsible for carrying out the statutory audits of accounting documents.
Tyson Foods — after being charged with smuggling unauthorized immigrants from Mexico and cleared by a jury in 2003 — is now a member of a federal immigration enforcement program that requires an audit of immigration documents for all current workers as well as use of E-Verify for new hires.
The AADB, led by executive counsel Gareth Rees QC, examined the use of Repo 105 and 108 in the accounts of Lehman's European arm after looking through E&Y UK's audit files, hard copies of documents, information from laptops and emails and communications with other regulators.
"They certainly haven't come up with billions of waste". Interviews with audit participants, a review of documents used in the effort and Arduin's testimony Wednesday before the Assembly Budget Committee suggest a number of reasons why Arduin's effort so far has been narrower than Schwarzenegger's campaign rhetoric.
