The phrase "a later check" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a verification or examination that will occur at a subsequent time.
Example: "We will conduct a later check to ensure that all the data has been accurately recorded."
Alternatives: "a follow-up check" or "a subsequent review".
A later check showed that Mr. Bollier had been asked whether he had done anything to a timer and had answered, "No".
A later check of a Bartlett's showed that the Shakespearean line was, "Cry 'Havoc!' and let slip the dogs of war," from "Julius Caesar," and it was quoted in the movie "Star Trek VI" by Christopher Plummer, who played Chang, a Klingon with a fondness for Shakespeare.
Every time a file is uploaded to the server, the latter computes a set of challenges for that file and stores them for a later check.
The lesser known member of the Apple founding trio that also includes Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak sold his 10% stock in the company for $800 U.S. under two weeks after formalizing their original partnership, and then a later check for $1,500 to forfeit any future claims on the company.
A later check found no voxels relevant to the reported outcomes outside of the five lobes.
Hotels may be willing to upgrade you to a suite at no charge, and if you ask for a later check-out to accommodate the little ones you'll almost always get a thumbs-up.
However, pyelectasis can disappear because of newborn dehydration at birth and be detected at a later check-up.
After a few updates (about a week later), check again to make sure your Windows XP has been updated to SP2.
A minute later, check that mixture is simmering, and adjust heat if necessary; cook for 15 minutes.
Angry Mustache quoted a statistic, which I later check and turns out to be bullshit, that all congressmen become millionaires by the time they've been in office for a year.
A vet later checked the camel and said he was unhurt.
