The phrase "perform audit" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the process of examining and verifying a company's financial records to ensure accuracy and compliance with laws and regulations. For example, "The accounting firm was hired to perform audit of the company's financial records."
In this work we extend the concept of reallocation and upgrade by developing an optimization based strategy to perform audit of a sensor network.
"I have honestly not heard any argument that would convince me that wholesale exempting foreign auditors, who perform audit work for companies traded in the U.S. markets, from this board's oversight would in any way serve the mission charged to us," said board member Kayla Gillan.
One way to improve diagnosis of OASI would be to perform audit [ 15].
When data standards are used there is a definite reduction in the time required to create CRF and the database, perform audit checks, clean data, programme tables, lock the database after last subject visit, train new employees and conduct regulatory reviews [ 26].
They also need to perform audits of the organization's sustainable performance and be sure that shareholders receive reports of the organization's performance in the three areas.
The timing may pose more of a problem for companies whose fiscal year ends this month, but Andersen has said that it will continue to perform audit-related work through August.
Mr. Webster has said Seidman was fired for being too expensive and taking too long to perform audits.
Most stores perform audits solely for financial reasons, to measure the "shrink" of goods that have been lost or pilfered.
The Medicare agency awarded contracts in September 1997 to perform audits for Medicare and similar federal health programs to KPMG and four other accounting firms.
The board said that about 800 accounting firms perform audits of brokerage firms, and that about 500 of those were previously exempt from board inspection.
The watchdog would perform audits of the progress these companies are making, but would "have teeth" by naming and shaming those that have failed to improve.
