The phrase "a process that checks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a procedure or method that verifies or inspects something for accuracy or compliance.
Example: "The software includes a process that checks for errors before finalizing the report."
Alternatives: "a method that verifies" or "a procedure that inspects".
Frieden said they were being monitored more carefully, a process that requires checking their temperature for a fever twice daily.
20 A large proportion of the kinetic models (45%: 548 out of 1,212 models) are manually curated (fully MIRIAM compliant), a process that includes checking the behavior of the model when instantiated in a simulation.
A large proportion of the kinetic models (45%: 548 out of 1,212 models) are manually curated (fully MIRIAM compliant), a process that includes checking the behavior of the model when instantiated in a simulation.
Genomic breeding values from these methods can be routinely predicted through a process that includes quality checks and data editing, imputation of missing genotypes, and validation in "selection candidates" when pEBV accuracies approach progeny test proofs.
To adopt foster children in New York City, Ms. Leekin would have been certified first as a foster parent, Ms. Stein said, a process that included home visits, reference checks, checks with the state's central registry for allegations of child abuse and a medical exam.
To that end, Georgia mandates that health insurance counselors be licensed to become navigators, a process that requires criminal background checks and fingerprinting of applicants.
There have been rumors -- cited in the Daily Beast article -- that Manafort may have failed to disclose his foreign investments on his tax return, a process that requires the simple checking of a box.
Before PayPal arrived in October 1999, 90percentt of eBay transactions were completed by check, a process that typically takes five to 10 business days, as sellers generally wait for the check to arrive and clear before they ship their merchandise.
At the Northern Westchester Center for the Arts in Mount Kisco, which runs after-school arts and enrichment programs in school districts in the county and Connecticut, new staff members have to undergo fingerprinting and a background check, a process that is handled by the Putnam-Northern Westchester Board of Cooperative Educational Services.
For instance, the S.E.I.U. has pressed several banks and private equity firms to agree to allow card check — a process that makes unionization easier — at companies in which they own stakes.
