The phrase "available audit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an audit that is accessible or ready for review or examination.
Example: "The available audit reveals several areas for improvement in our financial practices."
Alternatives: "accessible audit" or "open audit".
The companies have repeatedly been cited for buses with dirty floors, with five of the seven subject to the criticism in the most recent available audit, covering the first quarter of 1999.
The last publicly available audit of the nonprofit, a federal review covering July 2011 to June 2012 — the period when the newly created Hawaii Health Connector received its first major grant funds — found that it had no formal policies and procedures for how it spent its money until May 2012 and subsequently failed to follow the policies it created because employees were not familiar with them.
Where guidelines for MDT care were available, audit of one single site setting showed that guidelines were either not followed and/or care provided was not documented [ 27].
Establishing the accuracy of morbidity reporting among high risk babies in population data (compared with available audit data) would allow us to maximise the usefulness of population health data in tracking changes in the high-risk neonatal population and facilitate further study on the effectiveness of regionalized maternity care using linked population data.
Scoping entailed a systematic review of all publicly available audits, company financial reports, local and regional health and development reports and existing ethnographic studies in the Mufindi area.
Three programs available: Energy Audit and Renewable Energy Development Assistance, Energy Systems/Energy Efficiency Improvement, and Feasibility Studies Grant Program.
It sold about 70,000 copies a day in 2014, the last available AAM audit.
In clause (1), the words "make available. . . for audit all records" are substituted for "The representatives of. . .
Make records available for audit to verify the tax liability and the accuracy of any statements upon request from the Department of Revenue.
