The phrase "auditing operations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to reviewing or examining the processes and activities of an organization to ensure compliance and efficiency.
Example: "The company is currently focused on auditing operations to identify areas for improvement and ensure regulatory compliance."
Alternatives: "reviewing processes" or "evaluating activities".
Mr. Riley will be responsible for treasury, accounting, information technology, risk management and auditing operations.
At the same time, PricewaterhouseCoopers expects to use elements of the consulting business — its strengths in online security and data analysis, for example — to bolster its auditing operations as well.
The announcement yesterday that Mr. Volcker, the former chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, would organize and head an independent oversight board at Andersen -- in effect, guaranteeing the integrity of the firm's auditing operations -- puts him in the spotlight for the third time in recent years as a guarantor of probity.
During the week, Patient Focused Certification (PFC) enrichment courses will be offered in the following topics: Pesticide Guidance and Integrated Pest Management, QA/QC and Representative Sampling, and Auditing Operations, SOPs, & Record Keeping for Compliance.
The conclusions are expected to provide references for fire safety work of gas pipeline construction, auditing, operation, management and other departments in cities and towns.
His accounting and statements were all done on paper, and overseen, the lawsuit noted, by an auditing operation that amounted to a 78-year-old individual in Florida, a secretary and a single accountant.
He called perennial questions about the country's reserves "the gold bug equivalent of the birther movement". The Treasury's auditing operation, including drilling, is a first for the New York Fed.
In October, the European Commission's Directorate General for Health and Consumers found serious problems while auditing the operations of equine slaughter facilities in Mexico, where 80 percent of the horses arrive from the United States.
The concerns included a shortage of pilots at Air India Express, the state carrier's budget airline; a shortage of engines and a spate of pilot departures at Kingfisher Airlines; a two-year delay in auditing international operations at Jet Airways; a lack of instructors for the Boeing 737 aircraft at SpiceJet; and incomplete investigations of incidents at IndiGo.
David John Woodward, UK dir of Audit Operations, United Nations Headquarters, New York.
Does it agree that the Competition and Markets Authority should investigate the auditing market with a view to breaking up the big four firms – Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC – or separating their audit operations from their consulting divisions?
