"will be audited" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an auditing process or the potential for something to be audited. Example: The company's financial records will be audited this month.
"I fully expect my taxes will be audited next year," he says at one point.
All the while pledging that every penny of taxpayers' money will be audited.
Some of these records will be audited on a random basis.
The results will be audited by an accounting firm, said Paul Cox, the president of the Alliance Council.
But privately the commissioners admit they do not know how spending on internet advertising will be audited.
"Our program will be audited by an outside agency to ensure that nothing falls through the cracks".
The smelters documentation will be audited by H.P., in conjunction with Solutions for Hope, a nongovernmental organization trying to end the trade in conflict minerals.
This year, all social workers are required to renew their registration with the council by the 30 November, and 2.5% of those renewing will be audited.
The agency responded by cutting back enforcement actions, so that now there is almost no chance that a typical taxpayer will be audited.
Every supplier will be audited for evidence of illegal activity.TFT's executive director, Scott Poynton, says his group fills a gap that the RSPO cannot do as it is free to criticise any bad practice.
With that data, Mr. McNamar said, "we can tell the probability of whether you will be audited depending upon what district you live in, how much money you make, and whether you file a Schedule C or E".
