The phrase "a check over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of reviewing or inspecting something for accuracy or completeness.
Example: "Before submitting the report, I need to do a quick check over to ensure everything is in order."
Alternatives: "a review" or "an inspection".
The prevailing idea among the Irish people that a check over six months old has lost its validity has, apparently, been blown sky high.
"But in this environment, do you really want to hand a check over to a developer that's brilliant but really bad at running a business?" Mr. Minton's corner of the video game world is growing the fastest, at least by clients.
A check over a larger mass range up to m/z 4,000 revealed some small intensity peaks, pointing to larger adducts, but it should be kept in mind that ion formation in ESI is strongly dependent on the polarity of the compounds, which diminishes when TAGs are covalently bound into larger complexes.
When Avery Fisher Hall's name was purchased by David Geffen (a check over a cool $100 million payable to "Lincoln Center" will do that trick) as part of the great revamping of the hall (starting 2017 and projected to commence in 2019), there were some scratched heads as to why Gilbert wouldn't stay on at least a few years, to reap the benefits of the remodeling.
Mike Robinson, the Executive Producer, cut us a check over dinner.
"We're talking about a couple phone calls," he said, "and then they could courier a check over to someone".
About an hour after the crash, Lewis reunited with Morgan, who had been transported by helicopter to a hospital, checked over by a medic and returned to base.
The children were taken to a hospital, checked over and released to their father.
The calf was safely returned to a farmer and checked over by a vet.
The purpose of this prospective study was: 1) to follow-up a large number of endodontic treatments performed by a single operator, periodically checked over a 5-year period; and 2) to correlate outcome to a number of clinical variables.
'A junior doctor checked over the scan,' explains Nyree, 'to see whether the baby was breech.
