#compliance
- To abandon — To intentionally leave someone, breaking bonds of care or affection; to give up an activity, therapy, or goal. In behavioral medicine, it is frequently used to describe a situation where a patient prematurely discontinues an essential medical treatment or rehabilitation program.
- To deviate — To move away from a direction, rule, or established path, or to change the normal course of a phenomenon. In behavioral psychology, it is used when a patient deviates from a treatment plan (non-compliance), and in epidemiology, it describes the moment a pandemic curve deviates from the initial predictive model due to sanitary interventions.
- Alignment — The act of aligning or the state of being aligned; orderly arrangement in a straight line of objects, graphic elements, texts, or people relative to a common reference point. In a broad sense, it represents the coordination or bringing into agreement of opinions, strategies, or technical systems with a stable set of collective norms, standards, or directives.
- Alignment — The act of aligning or the state of being aligned; orderly arrangement in a straight line of objects, graphic elements, texts, or people relative to a common reference point. In a broad sense, it represents the coordination or bringing into agreement of opinions, strategies, or technical systems with a stable set of collective norms, standards, or directives.
- Approvability — The quality, trait, or state of being approvable; the possibility, character, or likelihood of a project, law, or administrative request to obtain official consent, validation, or authorization from a higher court or a regulatory committee.
- Audit — A systematic, independent, and documented mission of verification, analysis, and evaluation of an organization's activities, processes, financial statements, or IT systems. Its purpose is to determine compliance with legal regulations, professional standards, and internal policies, culminating in the issuance of a formal report and recommendations.
- To audit — To subject a company, institution, process, or system to an audit control; to verify and analyze accounting documents, operational procedures, or security systems in order to issue an authorized opinion regarding their compliance.
- Audited — Subjected to an audit process; verified, analyzed, and certified by an authorized auditor. The term usually applies to balance sheets, financial statements, management systems, or companies whose activity has been formally validated.
- Authorize — To grant someone the legal right, official permission, or empowerment to perform an action, practice a profession, or carry out an economic or administrative activity. In an institutional sense, it involves the issuance of an administrative act by a competent authority, certifying that the applicant meets all structural and technical conditions required by current legislation.
- Authorizable — Capable of being authorized; meeting all substantive and formal conditions required by legislation to obtain an official permit, approval, or license. In urban planning and construction, the term describes a technical project or land plot that complies with local regulations, safety norms, and zoning parameters, making it eligible for execution approval.
- Authorization — The act of authorizing and its result; obtaining the legal right, official approval, or license required to conduct an activity, execute a project, or practice a profession. In computer science and cybersecurity, it represents the process of granting specific access rights or permissions to a user or system after the authentication phase is completed.
- Authorized — Having received the legal authorization, official approval, or required empowerment to operate or act; recognized, validated, and certified by a competent authority. In commercial terms, it refers to service units or distributors holding the official permission of a manufacturer to repair or sell specific equipment under warranty.
- To warn — To bring critical information to someone's knowledge, to warn, to alert, or to draw attention to an imminent danger, a mistake, or an obligation that must be fulfilled; in an administrative and professional sense, it represents the act of summoning a person or an institution to comply with legal or contractual norms prior to the application of severe disciplinary or penal sanctions.
- Warned — Having received an official notice, a warning, or a caution regarding a danger, a mistake, or a legal or contractual obligation; figuratively, it describes an informed, experienced, and prudent person acting with full knowledge of the facts, being aware of the risks. It also applies to a technical or administrative system placed in a state of alert following the reception of an alarm signal.
- Notice — An opinion, judgment, or assessment expressed by a competent person, an expert, or an official body on a matter under examination; an official document of a technical, legal, or administrative nature through which an activity, project, or commodity is authorized, approved, or certified to comply with current legal standards.