The phrase "auditors on behalf of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that auditors are acting or making decisions for another party or organization.
Example: "The auditors on behalf of the company conducted a thorough review of the financial statements."
Alternatives: "auditors representing" or "auditors acting for".
However, questions have been raised about the latest examination of evidence by the auditors RSM Tenon on behalf of the department.
The proposal asks for comment on a wide range of issues, including whether auditors should be allowed to write promotional materials for tax shelter advocates, whether they should be allowed to help design the financial systems they will then critique as part of their audits and whether it is proper for auditors to lobby on behalf of their clients.
It must have at least two "designated" partners responsible for appointing an auditor (if one is needed), signing the accounts on behalf of the members and delivering them to Companies House.
SAIs are external public auditors that monitor public expenditures and performance, often on behalf of the Legislature.
For example, a datacenter server build review report, conducted by an external auditor looking at part of DeepMind Health's critical infrastructure on behalf of the external reviewers, identified what it judged a "medium risk vulnerability" — noting that: "A large number of files are present which can be overwritten by any user on the reviewed servers".
The bureau contends that Mr. Chan told Olympus's auditors in 2009 that the fund held hundreds of millions of dollars on behalf of Olympus, in the form of conservative investments like Japanese government bonds.
Key to auditors' concerns is a June 2012 contract change that allowed CBRE to negotiate on behalf of both the Postal Service and prospective buyers and lessors of USPS property, an industry practice known as "dual agency representation".
After serving as auditor for the French Council of State (1846 49), Passy devoted himself to writing, lecturing, and organizing on behalf of various economic reforms and philanthropies.
