What does audit. mean?
audit. means 1. v. To examine financial or performance records. 2. n. Any such examination. 3. By extension, any examination designed to identify problems or areas for improvement, such as an audit of travel agen
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What is the abbreviation for 1. v. To examine financial or performance records. 2. n. Any such examination. 3. By extension, any examination designed to identify problems or areas for improvement, such as an audit of travel agen?
1. v. To examine financial or performance records. 2. n. Any such examination. 3. By extension, any examination designed to identify problems or areas for improvement, such as an audit of travel agen can be abbreviated as audit.
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What does audit. stand for? audit. stands for "1. v. To examine financial or performance records. 2. n. Any such examination. 3. By extension, any examination designed to identify problems or areas for improvement, such as an audit of travel agen". |
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What is the meaning of audit. abbreviation? The meaning of audit. abbreviation is "1. v. To examine financial or performance records. 2. n. Any such examination. 3. By extension, any examination designed to identify problems or areas for improvement, such as an audit of travel agen". |
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What is audit. abbreviation? One of the definitions of audit. is "1. v. To examine financial or performance records. 2. n. Any such examination. 3. By extension, any examination designed to identify problems or areas for improvement, such as an audit of travel agen". |
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What does audit. mean? audit. as abbreviation means "1. v. To examine financial or performance records. 2. n. Any such examination. 3. By extension, any examination designed to identify problems or areas for improvement, such as an audit of travel agen". |
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