The phrase "auditors analysis" is not correct as it lacks an apostrophe to indicate possession.
It should be "auditor's analysis." You can use it when referring to an analysis conducted by an auditor regarding financial statements or compliance.
Example: "The auditor's analysis revealed several discrepancies in the financial records that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "analysis by the auditor" or "auditor's review."
Among the new tasks the FSA is adding to its list are more detailed monitoring of, and dialogue with, bank auditors and closer analysis of banks' accounts.
We have been successful in creating and ratifying an outlier detection process that works in the alphanumeric fields of the audit logs from an information system, thus constituting a useful tool for system auditors performing data analysis tasks.
A preliminary analysis by auditors reviewing the proposed $1.2 billion budget for 2001 said the initial $261.9 million sales tax projection may be too conservative; that figure could actually be as much as $4.7 million higher.
We develop and use a dictionary based on textual analysis of auditors' reports on internal control filed under Section 404 of the Sarbanes Oxley Act from 2004 to 2009.
We also provide evidence that the latter result occurs because in-depth strategic analysis allows auditors to develop a more complete mental model of a client, which has been a long time belief of advocates of business risk audit methodologies and consistent with current and emerging auditing standards on risk assessment.
KL supervised the qualitative aspects of the study, was an auditor of the qualitative analysis and assisted in writing the paper.
Carmody & Torrance, the Waterbury, Conn., law firm that has done free legal work worth thousands of dollars for Gov. John G. Rowland, has obtained almost $8.5 million in billings from the state and public agencies since Mr. Rowland took office, a new analysis by state auditors shows.
The government is keen, at least in theory, to make available much of the data that it holds, for the perusal and analysis of "armchair auditors" and enthusiastic nerds (see article).Britain's small but vocal freedom-of-information lobby has given the plans a cautious welcome.
In this article, we discuss how the use of a technique called Latent Semantic Analysis can guide auditors through the documentation to the architectural knowledge they need.
For example, energy auditors can conduct a before/after analysis on thermal resistances when additional insulation layers are being installed.
