The phrase "auditor measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to auditing, where an auditor assesses or evaluates certain metrics or standards.
Example: "The auditor measures the financial performance of the company to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "auditor assessments" or "auditor evaluations".
The auditors measure the city's compliance with 70 provisions in a 40-page consent decree, including its progress in putting in place a computer system to track officer histories for evidence of excessive force or racial prejudice.
Experience as approved or authorized auditor was measured on a continuous scale.
Secondary outcome measure include differences in audit reports across federal and state auditors, and measures like career concerns, political promotions, and political clientelism capturing synergistic effects with municipal accountability systems.
But drug companies have, for decades, resisted efforts by such auditors to measure the research and development costs of drugs sold to the government.
The new plan, if it moves forward, should include funding for for outside auditors to measure its progress and to make sure it is succeeding.
Auditors also measured directly observed hand hygiene compliance rates on the study units as part of the overall hospital hand hygiene programme.
The SEC filing claimed that KPMG, GE's auditors, "rejected" accountancy measures to avoid the hit.
In each, they agreed to the appointment of an outside auditor who would measure the police force's compliance.
Another £154m has been spent on the green deal home improvement fund which was set up to provide subsidies for efficiency measures, auditors found.
This study examines the impact of auditor traits that measure the two predominant perspectives of professional skepticism (i.e., the neutral perspective and the presumptive doubt perspective) on critical job outcomes within the audit profession (i.e., organizational citizenship behaviors and turnover intentions).
