Auditada

Auditada is the feminine singular past participle form of the verb auditar in Portuguese and Spanish. It describes a feminine noun that has undergone an audit, or has been examined and verified by an auditor. The masculine form is auditado, and the plural forms are auditados (masc.) and auditadas (fem.).

In usage, auditada commonly appears in financial and regulatory contexts. For example, a company can be described as "empresa auditada" (the audited company), and a report can be referred to as "relatório auditado" when it has been reviewed by an auditor. The term is often part of noun phrases or used in passive constructions to indicate that an audit process has occurred.

Grammatical notes: auditada agrees in gender and number with the noun it describes. In plural form, one would say "empresas auditadas" or "relatórios auditados/auditadas," depending on the gender of the nouns involved. The related noun is auditoría (the act or process of auditing) in both languages, and the related verb is auditar (to audit).

Context and scope: The concept is primarily linked to financial statements, internal controls, compliance checks, and conformity assessments. It signals that an external or internal audit has been performed and that the subject has met certain audit criteria, standards, or requirements.

See also: auditoría, auditor, auditar, compliance, financial audit.