0 to make an official examination of the accounts of a business and produce a report
1 to go to a class or educational course for pleasure or interest, without being tested or receiving a grade at the end:
As a senior citizen, he is allowed to audit university classes.
2 an official examination of the accounts of a business:
3 an official examination of records:
4 to go regularly to a class without being formally involved in it:
I audited some of her seminars.
5 an examination of the accounts of a business, usually by experts from outside the business:
6 an official examination of the quality or condition of something:
complete/conduct/do/undertake an audit We conduct an annual audit to ensure that we comply with standards.
a performance/quality/skills audit Departments must carry out an internal quality audit.
Managers should undertake an audit of staff performance.
an independent audit of needs and facilities
The whole process is subject to audit and inspection.
7 to make an official examination of the accounts of a business and produce a report:
have sth audited They had the books audited by a qualified accountant.
8 to make an official examination of the quality or condition of something:
Our operations are regularly audited.
be independently/externally audited Our quality system is independently audited by an approved certification body.
A related reform focus is the overhaul of accounting and auditing systems.
The audits should cover not only processes, but also external actuarial valuations and verification of investment returns.
One health authority had increased its audits of clinical effectiveness to standardize treatments.
Less than a quarter of prisons had audited any of their chronic disease services in the last two years.
Audits often raise further questions, so collaborative audits across a primary care trust could generate ownership for projects investigating ways to improve patient care.
Our assumption implies that the expected cost of verification is not only increasing but also weakly convex in the range of states subject to auditing.
Moral questions have been of utmost importance in the public debate, whereas questions of efficiency have dominated the audits.
Objectives have been evaluated in the public debate, while policy programs have been evaluated in governmental audits.
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金融, 查…的賬目, 審計…
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auditar, asistir como oyente a, auditoría…
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vérification des comptes, vérifier les comptes…
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