"a quick check with" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It means to perform a fast examination or inspection with someone or something. Example: Before submitting the report, I did a quick check with my supervisor to ensure all the information was accurate.
A quick check with Interpol reveals that he is still not on its fugitive list.
That charge was wiped out by a 2012 amnesty law.There is no public evidence that Dino Bouterse ever met real Hezbollah terrorists indeed, if he had terrorist contacts, a quick check with them might have rumbled the American set-up.
I was happy to share a quick check with one of my fellow Prime Writers that neither of us had spinach in our teeth before we smiled at the camera.
Almunia might not be a popular figure around Arsenal after his miserable showing at the weekend (though let's be clear - he wasn't the only one at fault) but a quick check with the stats folk at Opta shows that he remains a far more reliable option than his understudy.
A quick check with iOS and Mac app directory AppShopper homes in a bit more — at time of writing, they count 10,334 listed apps in the Mac App Store.
A quick check with the Vehicle Registration Authorities will tell you whether the car has been stolen.
Later in the day, I remembered the post, and asked, "So, how is the traffic on the Chupacabra entry?" She made a quick check, and with mild surprise, said, "Actually?
Then Federer forces Gulbis to go into the tramlines on the backhand - after a quick check, the umpire agrees with the out call, and here we are.
A quick check showed Whistler, in British Columbia, with four stars; Vail, Colo., three; and Killington, Vt., two.
A quick check reveals just one scrap with the law: a recent arrest for trying to sing at a rally protesting education cuts in New York.
With a quick check of a teammates' GPI, you can know everything about their gameplay and know when and when not to rely on them.
