The phrase "auditing program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a systematic process or software designed to evaluate and improve the effectiveness of an organization's operations, compliance, or financial reporting.
Example: "The company implemented a new auditing program to ensure compliance with industry regulations and improve overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "audit system" or "audit software".
As part of the case, TRENDnet agreed to sanctions that include a 20-year security-compliance auditing program.
The Basel Action Network, an American watchdog group that has sought to curb the export of toxic electronic waste from the United States, plans to begin a new certification and auditing program on Thursday for both recyclers and companies that generate electronic refuse.
"Apple has a comprehensive supplier code and auditing program.
Labor officials will begin an auditing program to make sure employers are following the rules; those who don't face fines of as much as $10,000.
At RPH hand hygiene compliance rates were poor when a formal hand hygiene auditing program was first introduced in February 2008 – 40% across all HCW groups (personal communication, Rosie Lee).
The Auditing program is a noncredit program.
In such cases, strategies have been proposed to improve performance based on auditing programs, adjusting the various endoscopists' workload in the light of their results [ 11], or having trainees use auxiliary devices to facilitate cecal intubation [ 12].
Municipalities receiving moderate levels of grant transfers were recruited, as these were outside the auditing sampling frame – and hence audit program – or had negligible probabilities of ever being audited.
Professor Jacobs credits muscular lobbying efforts by AARP for establishing free or low-cost auditing programs.
Since 2007, Apple had built one of the most extensive auditing programs in the electronics industry, inspecting over 800 facilities.
A recent report by the A.F.L.-C.I.O., "Responsibility Outsourced," offers withering criticisms of social auditing programs, especially those that don't include union representation.
