The phrase "audits according to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that audits are conducted based on certain standards, guidelines, or criteria.
Example: "The financial audits are conducted according to the latest regulatory requirements to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "audits based on" or "audits in accordance with".
The Peanut Corporation agreed to pay for the additional time, but only in future audits, according to those people.
The White House medical unit passed regular controlled substance audits, according to records for the last three years.
They also cut into the money available for audits, according to IRS spokesperson Ken Hubenak.
Google also regularly submits itself to third-party audits according to the SSAE 16 / ISAE 3402 standard, which is quite comparable to the ISO 27001 standard.
A not-for-profit service agency, One21seventy, develops and maintains evidence-based audit and systems assessment tools, provides online data services for automated reporting, benchmarking and interpretation, and training and site support for conducting audits according to standard protocols.
At least one of them, Richard G. Vento, is currently under audit, according to court filings.
James "practically cross-examined" the lawyers who prepared the audit, according to someone in the room.
It also spurred the OSSE to commission the audit, according to Aguirre, who took the agency's helm months later.
Financial results audited according to international standards are to be published by the annual shareholders meeting in late June, Mr. Fedun said.
The critical turning point in the audit, according to the filed statement, was on June 18, when Mr. Malone interviewed David F. Myers, then the controller of the company.
VGS-certified offsets are audited according to the rules laid out in the Kyoto protocol and must also show social benefits for local communities.
