The phrase "auditor review" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial audits, compliance checks, or assessments conducted by an auditor.
Example: "The auditor review revealed several discrepancies in the financial statements that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "audit assessment" or "auditor evaluation".
The new law is a boon to small companies because it will lower costs by allowing them to avoid the attestation and outside auditor review requirements for internal controls.
SB 331, the Civic Reporting Openness in Negotiations Efficiency Act, or CRONE, now requires city contracts worth more than $250,000 to have an independent auditor review their costs and issue a publicly made report and recommendation.
Design: A single auditor reviewed 280 KT-2000 knee arthrometer tests conducted by six physical therapists.
"We are looking into whether the third-party auditor reviewed state inspection reports or the plant's test results," Ms. Charles said by e-mail.
The group is registered with the Trinidadian version of the I.R.S. as a nonprofit corporation, and an outside auditor reviews its finances.
Along with providing both types of services, the firm served at times as internal auditor, reviewing Enron's finances, and external auditor, putting its seal of approval on Enron's annual financial statements.
Deloitte, Autonomy's regular auditor, reviewed Autonomy's books on a quarterly basis, Mr. Lynch said, and was given invoices for every transaction over $100,000, plus those for a random batch of smaller deals.
"So I can imagine a scenario where we have a third party verify that our system works the way we assert it does," much as an auditor reviews a company's financial reporting.
For the NA option, the independent auditor reviewed the patient documentation and/or confirmed with the patient's nurse who was involved in patient care discussions during the medical round that the care was not clinically appropriate at the time.
Moreover, an independent auditor reviews the Fed's financials and publishes its results annually.
A preliminary report from an auditor reviewing the loan files of one mortgage company turned up an error rate of less than 1percentt, which is hard to fathom given the scope of homeowner complaints.
