The phrase "a checkup with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an appointment or consultation with a medical professional for a health examination.
Example: "I have a checkup with my doctor scheduled for next week to ensure everything is in good health."
Alternatives: "an appointment with" or "a consultation with".
"What actually got me was when I went to a checkup with Kim.
A checkup with his family doctor led to a battery of appointments, scans and tests.
A checkup with the Personnel Office and Headquarters Fifteenth Naval District, confirmed the story.
When he felt a novel coming on, he cancelled all appointments and had a checkup with his doctor to make sure he could endure the stress.
[In a telephone interview April 4, Kainer said that he was home for a checkup with Dr. Brewer and that all his blood work was normal.
PETER A. VEGA Always Ready to Help Regan Grice-Vega was pregnant and was on the way to the doctor for a checkup with her husband, Peter Vega, when they spotted a car stalled on the side of the road.
Last week, Morneau left camp for what he termed a routine checkup with a specialist at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center's sports-concussion program.
Beyond answering queries, it could schedule appointments for a physical checkup with a doctor in your network, and share notes of your conversation with a doctor, in a digital-physical care coordination model.
But I will always remind them to make sure they do have a gynecological checkup with a Pap smear every two years (Male, Family Practice physician, registered with the CSP).
You should have an annual checkup with a physician and follow his or her recommendations for age-appropriate screening.
This is a retrospective research in which study subjects were selected from 4,844 examinees aged 20 or above who finished a health checkup with sigmoidoscopy as a screening examination at the health promotion center of National Cheng Kung University Hospital between January 2003 and October 2006.
