Which of these is not normally a distinct phase involved in using generalised audit software?
A) using the primarily substantive approach in planning the audit.
B) identification of the relevant audit objective and tests to be performed.
C) designing the application and form of the output.
D) processing the application and reviewing the results.

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Generalised audit software phases typically include identifying audit objectives and tests, designing the application and output, and processing and reviewing results. The primarily substantive approach is an audit strategy, not a phase of using audit software.

Which of These Is Not Normally a Distinct Phase Involved