The phrase "agenda check" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a review or confirmation of the items or topics that are scheduled to be discussed in a meeting or event.
Example: "Before we start the meeting, let's do a quick agenda check to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "agenda review" or "agenda overview".
During, everyone can join a WorkRoom where they can track the agenda, check items off, take notes and assign tasks.
Among the notable initial public offerings expected this week are: For a more detailed overview of this week's agenda, check out our financial calendar.
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To read the consumer groups' letters and see the details of the agenda, check out our letter to President Obama and our letter to congressional leaders.
Many managers like structured meetings because they have been trained to check off things––agenda, check; time limits, check; following agenda without deviation, check; and filling the time allotted for the meeting, check.
Core Calgary-Cambridge skills such as giving and receiving feedback when role-playing, balancing the doctor and the patient's agenda, checking the patient's understanding, giving appropriate information with respect to both amount and type and reaching shared decision making were also mentioned as important learning outcomes achieved in the sessions.
It can certainly put his economic agenda into check.
He has seen fellow Republicans defy him and the Republican governor issue a raft of vetoes to keep his agenda in check.
Outside Washington, where his relevance is sometimes questioned as legislative stalemates keep much of his agenda in check, there is already a nostalgia setting in among the almost ex-president's supporters.
This week the EU budget and testing cosmetics on animals is high on the agenda but check out our highlights below.
Today, their agenda includes checking the building work, rates and insurance, as one might expect with any brand-new property.
