The phrase "audits against" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of evaluating or examining something in relation to a set of standards or criteria.
Example: "The company conducts regular audits against industry regulations to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "audits in relation to" or "audits for compliance with".
They conduct detailed audits against criteria – but different bodies use different criteria.
Tim Naftali, the director of Mr. Nixon's library, noted that in the Watergate exhibit on display there, there are tapes in which Nixon is heard ordering the use of tax audits against opponents and assembling an enemies list.
The fidelity with which both interventions are delivered will be captured by regular audits against the standards described.
At the IIHS, we have a previously validated criterion standard, the One21seventy audits, against which we will compare the data generated by computerised HCs.
As part of the study, we evaluated aspects of the quality of the data present for those preventive services in the medical records by comparing results obtained from medical record audits against external data sources.
However, the process of death reviews can be used to lead to the production of national standards by level of care, as seen in Uganda [ 47] and South Africa [ 48] in order to conduct comprehensive clinical audits against existing criteria, making them less subjective [ 36, 47].
Gangmasters who underwent a TLWG audit were able to ask the GLA to measure their audit against the new licensing standards.
This combined the best elements from each of the individual retailer standards and provided a single standard that breweries and other food producers could be audited against.
Helping groups that don't yet achieve sustainability standards is broader than just auditing against a set of criteria in order to get a certificate.
Mr. Mitchell has similarly taken to other message boards, including Business Weeks, to angrily defend the Audit against its detractors (businessweek.com).
To put an end to the litigation, the Trump administration in February said it would reconsider assigning accounts to the four companies and disregard the two-year old audit against them.
