The phrase "a feature that checks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific functionality or capability of a software application or system that verifies or validates something.
Example: "The software includes a feature that checks for updates automatically to ensure you always have the latest version."
Alternatives: "a function that verifies" or "a capability that validates".
[C6.] Checking the Web Before Hitting the Store Google's shopping service, Froogle, has begun testing a feature that allows shoppers to check whether certain local stores have particular items in stock, saving a wasted trip.
I've been involved myself in negotiating and helping to move along the negotiations with the Internet service providers to get a parents' protection page every time 95percentt of the pages come up, and a feature that allows parents to automatically check with one click what sites your kids have visited lately.
It looks like Google+ is adding a feature that will allow users to "check-in" via the Google+ mobile application in order to receive a time-sensitive deal or discount.
The patents which Samsung claims iOS infringes relate to a feature that allows iPhone users to check updated messages, weather information and schedules by swiping the top of the screen.
He said, too, he was working on a feature that will allow prospective renters to check reviews of the homes.
Their well-heeled customers are willing and able to pay for a feature that would, for instance, let them check a stock portfolio online while stuck in traffic, rather than staring at the taillights ahead.
For instance, in many locations, there is a kiosk devoted to check deposits -- a feature that paid for itself within a year in labor savings, Mr. Cmejla said.
The private check-in was a feature that allowed you to tag a location as having been visited without exposing it to your network of friends.
With the curved display, Samsung can offer Galaxy Round owners a range of "exclusive experiences," like a roll feature that will let them check date, time, missed calls and battery life with the display off.
Swarm, the gamified check-in app from Foursquare, has today launched a new feature that will let users check in to locations without sharing that location with their group of friends.
