The phrase "audits constant" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or unclear expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The audits constant needs to be reviewed for accuracy in our financial reports."
Alternatives: "audit frequency" or "audit schedule".
Further strategies to promote rigour, including peer review, code-recode audits, constant comparison of data, codes and categories occurred throughout.
In foreign exemplars [ 46, 47], audits, constant monitoring, and performance measurement have spillover-effects such as ambiguous responsibility and increased complexity.
Peer review, code-recode audits and constant comparison of data, codes and categories occurred throughout.
His complaints of constant audits that prevent him handing over his tax returns suggest wealthy people face tougher audits.No one wants to be audited, and the statistics show that any income level, audits are still a rarity.
With the old deal dead, Syriza's aim is that a brand-new compact can be agreed without the flawed austerity targets and constant audits by Athens' chief lenders – the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the IMF.
It's also undergoing constant audits from the SEC, FINRA and its security team to make sure everything is kosher and locked up tight.
The audit rate for all but the 1,100 largest corporations, which are under constant audit, fell to 1percentt last year, from 3percentt in 1992.
Journalists and politicians can no more ignore a constant audit of collective mood than C.E.O.s can ignore the fluctuations in their companies' share prices.
In short, Rand Paul is right that the Fed needs a constant audit.
Constant auditing and contribution from all employees will help your brand stay on top of its needs and the needs of consumers.
The installed monitors could be used to constant audit and feedback their performance, both individual and in review conferences and team training could be an intervention.
