The phrase "auditor action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to auditing processes, where specific actions taken by an auditor are being discussed.
Example: "The auditor action taken during the review revealed several discrepancies in the financial statements."
Alternatives: "auditor intervention" or "auditor measures".
I understand from the Audit Commission that there is no question of district auditors taking action because, as a spokesman told me, "it is not, and never was, an auditing matter".
Auditors said "urgent action" was needed to put the trust in a "stable financial position".
It was more common that the external auditors considered that clinical action was delayed than the internal auditor; still, there was overwhelming agreement among auditors that about 80% of the perinatal deaths assessed were characterized by suboptimal care.
The challenge to the Missouri contribution limit, adopted by the state Legislature in 1994, was brought by a former candidate for state auditor and a political action committee that supported him.
The Farepak scandal unfolded in 2006, but the disciplinary action against auditors Ernst & Young is still not finalised.
He points out that nearly all of his prior Chinese targets have since faced regulatory action, had auditors resign or even been delisted altogether.
He said that the company would hire an outside auditor to review its actions in cases involving homeowners who have filed for bankruptcy court protection.
With the aid of "elegant arithmetic" and the scrutiny of Carbon Action's auditors, waste management specialist the McGrath Group believes it has gone where no one has gone before, creating a methodology for calculating scope-3 emissions.
According to Parsons's theory of social action, the auditors shall be able to create a balance between their needs and others.
Shareholders sued Waste Management and its auditor, Arthur Andersen, in a class action settled in December 1998 for $220 million.
