The phrase "aesthetic check" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an evaluation or assessment of the visual appeal or artistic quality of something, such as a design or artwork.
Example: "Before we finalize the project, let's do an aesthetic check to ensure everything aligns with our vision."
Alternatives: "visual assessment" or "design evaluation".
For a sense of her angular, modern, clean aesthetic, check out the Museum of Contemporary Art in Cleveland, Ohio.
For a taste of the local aesthetic, check out Court Street in the Cobble Hill neighborhood (take the 2/3 or 4/5 trains to Borough Hall and then walk south along Court to Atlantic).
For another brilliant example of the infrastructural aesthetic, check out Kahn & Jacobs's Municipal Asphalt Plant (1944) on the Upper East Side, converted to recreational use in 1982 and renamed Asphalt Green.
Though never employing caricature, the work's effect updates a tradition of pointed grotesquerie that has roots in Hogarth, Goya, and Daumier and branches in the modern editorial cartoon: aesthetic pleasure checked by the absurdity or the horror — the scandal — of the subject at hand.
Empathy at some point tends to check our deriving much aesthetic pleasure from works made as by-products of derangement.
They pass the test of leadership for a major-league aesthetic: faring ahead without deigning to check whether you, or anyone else, is following.
To qualify for the seal, which is considered by many to be the finest expression of Swiss watchmaking, a timepiece must meet standards for aesthetic detail and timekeeping precision that are checked in a rigorous 12-step certification process.
Verging precariously on melodrama and preciousness, the show's message about struggle is held in check by its all-white, minimalist aesthetic, which serves the photographs best.
With his clean, forward-thinking aesthetic, we're pretty big fans of Alexander Wang; check out his new Objects No. 4 Collection.
"Check It Out!" has the intentionally crappy aesthetic of a public access show from the '80s, mirroring Brule's similarly detached manner of connecting with the world around him.
This study evaluates, from a clinical point of view, the behavior of cross-linked carboxymethyl cellulose hydrogel used in the aesthetic field and its side effects so as to check the safety of the polymer following intradermal injections.
