The phrase "a check for removal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a verification or confirmation process related to the act of removing something, such as an item, a person, or a service.
Example: "Before we proceed with the deletion of your account, we need to issue a check for removal to ensure all data is properly handled."
Alternatives: "a verification for removal" or "a confirmation for removal".
After a check for duplicates and removal of reviews, 257 publications remained eligible for inclusion in the meta-analysis.
Most stories are promoted within 24 hours of submission (if they are ever promoted) and this restriction simplifies the model's use of the 'popular in last 24 hours' list by not requiring it to check for removal from the list if the story is still upcoming more than 24 hours after submission.
These protein entries are in the process of being checked for removal from UniProtKB.
A minus RT control with primers for GAPDH was performed to check for successful removal of all the contaminating DNA.
It was then dried in an oven and checked for size removal with Iodine drop test.
2 weeks after operation, the patients were planned to visit a specialist nurse at the outpatient clinic in Lund for a postoperative check and removal of the skin staples.
The reactor was also checked for the removal of copper from dilute solutions and the experimental results coincide with the theoretical predictions.
the impact of predators in pearl oyster culture can be minimized using appropriate husbandry methods which may involve regular checking for and removal of predators from culture units.
Electronic database searches were downloaded to online reference management software [ 69] which allowed checking for and removal of duplicates, and maintenance of different folders for original searches, and for included and excluded papers.
An official of the Chinese Legation told city officials, "America is a free country, and every man has a right to occupy land which he owns provided he makes no nuisance". But it was economic interest rather than patriotic appeal -- that checked the momentum for removal.
