The phrase "audits will enable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the benefits or outcomes of conducting audits in various contexts, such as business, finance, or compliance.
Example: "The audits will enable the company to identify areas for improvement and enhance overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "audits will allow" or "audits will facilitate".
A comparative analysis of the results of the decision-making audit will enable us to assess the relative position of CCGs in meeting principles of fair and legitimate priority setting.
"Continued use of the audit process will enable the division to deflect further outside criticism concerning its perceived lack of prior effort addressing patterns of enforcement," Sergeant Gilbert wrote in a memorandum to Colonel Williams.
The paradigm shift represented by blockchain can provide the transparency and auditing that will enable us to make the most use of shared online services, while eliminating the potential security and privacy trade-offs.
That said, there are outstanding proposals to develop a consolidated audit trail that will enable regulators to capture, monitor and police all securities and futures transactions more adequately.
Furthermore, this registration will enable audits of these cases by a medical peer group.
The opportunity for early and continuous feedback from stakeholders is what will enable the Audit function to flex and change and add value in an environment that is increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous.
An intention to develop what they describe as "an unprecedented new infrastructure that will enable ongoing audit by the Royal Free, allowing administrators to easily and continually verify exactly when, where, by whom and for what purpose patient information is accessed". This is being built by Ben Laurie, co-founder of the OpenSSL project.
And despite all their talk about how the mergers will enable them to do more auditing in Irkutsk and Guangzhou, it is the desire to win more high-margin consulting business that is driving the merger plans.While auditing margins are shrinking, consulting is moving into ever richer pastures where traditional advisory services blur into information technology and outsourcing.
Using the checklists and templates provided in this book will enable readers to conduct an audit that helps identify target areas for performance improvement and recommendations for how to achieve these objectives.
Grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation will enable a landscape analysis and code audit of all known open source authoring and publishing platforms.
