"complete audit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a comprehensive examination of records or activities to ensure accuracy. For example, "The accountant conducted a complete audit of the company's finances."
There was no evidence of a difference in age (P = 0.62), employment (P = 0.13), education (P = 0.57) or smoking status (P = 0.44) between the 1005 subjects for whom complete AUDIT scores were available from the self-completed questionnaire, and the 510 subjects who did not have this information.
"It is a complete audit trail, and we want to share it with the governing bodies of sport".
"I'm planning a complete audit of the top level, because that's where people are ruining the sport," he said in a telephone interview yesterday.
While the automated system is cheaper than conducting a complete audit, the system has made it more difficult for taxpayers to defend themselves, the study concluded.
"If they want to be honest brokers, they ought to release a complete audit; this is a joke," said Mr. Crist, who did not have a credit card himself.
The announcement yesterday by the legislators echoed one last week by City Comptroller William C. Thompson Jr. that his office would conduct the first-ever complete audit of New York City Transit, the transportation agency subsidiary that operates city buses and subways.
Biological systems are so complex that complete audits are practically impossible.
[C4.] Less Tax Cheating Is Discovered The push by the commissioner of Internal Revenue to quickly complete audits of big corporations has led to a sharp drop in the discovery of tax cheating, new I.R.S. data shows.
The relief he seeks includes the ouster of Garfield DeMarco as chairman, president and chief executive of the company and the removal of its accountants for what Mark DeMarco said was their failure to complete audits of the company books.
It promises to be a miserable time for the Fed chairman as he is peppered with hostile questions at oversight hearings and with legislation to force complete audits of Fed operations.
However, complete audits are costly and time consuming.
