The phrase "auditing research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the evaluation or examination of research practices, methodologies, or findings.
Example: "The committee is focused on auditing research to ensure compliance with ethical standards and accuracy in data reporting."
Alternatives: "evaluating research" or "reviewing research".
Prior auditing research and PCAOB inspection reports note that auditors have difficulty auditing complex accounting estimates.
The use of choice-based, matched, and other stratified sample designs is common in auditing research.
Third, the paper provides important insights into emerging issues and developments in auditing and marketing that have clear relevance to auditing research and practice.
The paper provides important insights into emerging issues and developments in auditing and marketing that have clear relevance to auditing research and practice.
Accountants, bankers, lawyers and other professionals have longstanding practices to assure their clients' trust: They keep consulting work separate from auditing, research, portfolio management or underwriting.
MacDonald at Verité notes a sharp increase in uptake for the organisation's supply chain auditing, research and training programmes.
The aim of the survey was to audit research capacity across therapy radiography in the UK.
However, there remains a paucity of EIA audit research that focuses on the evaluation of specific predictive methods, and to date advances in the development of audit methodologies have been limited.
Approval from the local audit, research and development department was obtained.
During the post-round audits, research nurses independently collected process data 4 days a week using the e-checklist, to verify physician responses (i.e. validity testing).
In contrast, the medical population had one of the lowest hospital mortality rates (11.8%), lower than predicted using the intensive care national audit research network illness severity score.
