The phrase "a verification check" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a process or action that confirms the accuracy or validity of something.
Example: "Before finalizing the transaction, we need to perform a verification check to ensure all details are correct."
Alternatives: "a validation check" or "a confirmation check".
In the case of some computer programs, the software periodically contacts the software maker over the Internet in order to pass a verification check; if it fails the test or cannot connect, the program may become unusable.
The typical optimum design considered to be safe in a verification check showed that tight lattice effectively improved the reactor performances and saved the fuel consumption.
And in some cases, the business will just request that Jumio send a verification check (basically a simple yes/no) instead.
A number of verification checks performed to verify the mathematical procedure are described.
You can find exceptional companies on the internet subject to a few verifications and cross checks.
The SRTs are detected by a simple algorithm that identifies the last point of gaze in the area of interest, but, critically, the extracted SRTs are further subjected to a number of postanalysis verification checks to exclude values contaminated by artifacts.
These algorithms differ from previously published algorithms primarily in that they include a variety of post hoc verification checks that are conducted after identification of a fixation to identify and eliminate artifactual fixations from the data.
The Alcohol Scotland Act also restricts alcohol advertising around premises, and brings in age verification checks and a new tax on some licence holders.
We study the complexity of problems related to irredundant equivalent subsets: verification, checking existence of an irredundant equivalent subset with a given size, checking necessary and possible presence of clauses in irredundant equivalent subsets, and uniqueness.
We also present new algorithms designed to cope with these problems by including a number of new post hoc verification checks to identify and eliminate fixations that may be artifactual.
As a result of these post hoc verification checks, many of the segments marked as tentative fixations following velocity thresholding (marked as green bars on Figs. 7 and 8) were rejected as insufficiently trustworthy.
