The phrase "auditors added that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when reporting or summarizing statements made by auditors in a formal context, such as financial reports or audits.
Example: "The auditors added that the financial statements were prepared in accordance with the applicable accounting standards."
Alternatives: "the auditors stated that" or "the auditors noted that".
The auditor added that there may be "good reasons" for the lack of reporting.
We consider that this combination of auditors added strength to our study and might have minimized bias in the total assessment.
No evidence of fraud, but auditors added: "(We) have been unable to satisfy ourselves that there was no fraud.
The company's current executives are not connected to the potential irregularities, the auditors added.
It added that auditors for two of the nine bigger brokerage firms had failed to verify that the firms maintained special reserve bank accounts that "were designated for the exclusive benefit of customers and that the account agreements contained the required restrictive provisions".
"[These delays] make one wonder whether Hinkley Point can respect its deadlines," the auditor said, adding that if the project runs over budget, EDF would be responsible for the cost.
Mr. Lynch added that Autonomy's auditors at Deloitte had signed off on the company's financials every quarter, and that the accounting firm raised no concerns "other than the normal processes that would go through the audit committee".
The Bank of America spokesman added that it had hired external auditors to review its foreclosure processes, which led it to enhance its practices.
The former Sotheby's auditor, bearing an uncanny resemblance to Tony Soprano's younger brother, added that Taubman was "generally silent" at audit committee meetings.
But he added that "there is an affirmative obligation to help the auditors discover the facts" and that the training material should have said so.
