The phrase "audits based on the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to audits that are conducted using specific criteria, standards, or information as a foundation.
Example: "The financial audits based on the latest regulatory guidelines will be completed by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "audits derived from the" or "audits grounded in the".
The Empowerment Zone gave Harlem Stage $750,000 over the last two years and is now poised to grant the group an additional $250,000 "incentive grant" (pending an audit) based on the successful fund-raising campaign.
8 Other social locations such as cafes or sporting clubs may be audited, based on the recommendations provided by research participants during the course of the interviews.
Measures of domestic energy use (KgCO2) were taken by using the energy section of a carbon footprint audit, based on the Resurgence carbon calculator (2007).
The design of our study was an antibiotic surveillance audit, based on the CDC 12-step recommendations focused at the 2 strategies "Diagnose and treat infection effectively" (steps 3 5) and "Use antimicrobials wisely" (steps 6 10).
Can we exploit the Bayes-minimax duality to derive new risk-limiting audits based on existing Bayesian ones?
The limited audit based on that review was released last week and showed that the nonprofits had issued millions of dollars in contracts without a proper bidding process, funded travel for employees to Las Vegas and Hawaii, and issued 19 credit cards for use by a handful of officials.
These changes were intended to strengthen the audits based on lessons from previous years but could reduce comparability between years.
The approaches applied in practice include audits based on indicators for multiple green space functions or the purposive design and management of multifunctional parks.
About 60 high schools will be selected for the first round of audits, based on whether their data showed suspicious patterns, like sudden rises in scores, he said.
When Americans are being targeted for audits based on their political beliefs, that needs to change". Senator Susan Collins, of Maine, called on the President to apologize.
