The phrase "analytical check" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an examination or evaluation of data or information is being conducted to ensure accuracy or validity.
Example: "Before finalizing the report, we need to perform an analytical check to verify the results."
Alternatives: "data assessment" or "evaluation review".
The analytical checking validates the exposed method and also the computer code.
The analytical checking always represents a great challenge and is a very difficult step to overpass to validate the method.
In this paper we compare the numerical solution with the exact one in order to make an analytical checking of the exposed method.
Because the best way to validate the computer code is by making an analytical checking, we have considered some particular situations with exact solutions.
Blood analytical checks were performed on enrollment and 6 and 12 months later.
Some analytical checks were adjusted using the Cochran Mantel–Haenszel test due to some patients having diabetes.
The oral anticoagulant therapy control is complex and requires frequent analytical checking, with several visits to health units to control the INR International Normalized Ratee).
This system involved characterization of analytical groups; checking of two limiting groups; testing of data homogeneity; recognition of outliers; and determination of analytical functions, limiting values, precision and accuracy.
In complete prevalidation process, characterization of analytical groups, checking of two limiting groups, testing of data homogeneity, establishment of analytical functions, recognition of outliers, evaluation of limiting values and extraction of prevalidation parameters were included.
The questionnaires were then coded, typed, and had their logical and analytical consistency checked (via SPSS syntax) by a team of 20 researchers who returned to the field when necessary for correction/confirmation.
