The phrase "a simple check of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quick or straightforward examination or verification of something.
Example: "Before finalizing the report, I recommend a simple check of the data to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "a quick review of" or "a brief examination of".
The onus is on consumers to do a simple check of comparison websites and either go with these or ask their current insurer to match the deal.
Clearly the story is false and defamatory, a simple check of the diary shows I'm in a number of different places when these edits were supposedly being made".
So will a simple check of the wholesale price show whether the energy suppliers are justified in pushing up prices?
And a simple check of the iPhone app reveals that even if some people can access their location via mobile in the UK, most can't.
These methods of chasing debts should be mandatory for example a simple check of voter registration would give a good indication that the previous owner of my house no longer lives at this address.
But a simple check of the facts reveals that the myth is just that -- a myth.
This provides a simple check on the robustness of our results.
According Petticrew and Roberts [ 12] one can run a simple check on the effectiveness of a search strategy by listing the key studies that one would expect to identify.
As a simple check on the validity of iSR215 network reconstruction, we used the model to determine byproducts of metabolism under aerobic and anaerobic in silico culture conditions (see table 3).
The latter term provides a simple check on the relative weights of transport to core degradation and can be used to estimate the importance of core degradation in the overall plume attenuation.
Thanks to the conformity constraints, the validation of the designers' schemas is reduced to a simple checking of conformity constraints.
