The phrase "are checked through the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being verified or examined through a specific process or method.
Example: "All documents are checked through the verification system to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "are verified via the" or "are examined through the".
Buoyed by their success, however, scientists on the mission are checking through the satellite's data to see if an infrasonic signal was also recorded when an asteroid entered the atmosphere over the Russian city of Chelyabinsk last month.
All coaches must now be checked through the Disclosure and Barring Service (previously the Criminal Records Bureau); there are systems in place for players to come forward.
"I arrive late, and they don't let me in," said Ms. Laboy as she waited to be checked through the Paso del Norte bridge crossing here.
Observed animal behaviour can be regarded as a possible important source of inspiration for hypotheses, but these must then be checked through the study of actual human behaviour.
The validity of this method is checked through the analysis of different equimolar redox solutions.
The possible beneficial effect of surface texturing on mixed lubricated contact was checked through the qualitative wear test.
Each temporal property can be checked through the IP interface where all properties have to be proved or disproved.
The validity of this hypothesis was checked through the Wald test and evidence of heterogeneous policy effect across quarters was discovered, as presented in Table 6.
We then report on a yearlong history course in which the cohabitation of the dialogic and the dialectic was checked through the implementation of argumentative practices in a dialogic classroom.
Then, a 6-m and a 12-m balloon using a polyethylene film and a net using the Vectran were developed and stable deployment was checked through the ground inflation tests.
