The phrase "arms checked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to security or travel, indicating that someone's arms or belongings have been inspected or verified.
Example: "Before boarding the flight, all passengers must have their arms checked for prohibited items."
Alternatives: "belongings inspected" or "luggage examined."
Weird wiggly arms: Check.
Artists including Rashaad Newsome, Oceana James, David Antonio Cruz, Jeanette Ehlers, traveled to St. Croix for what was billed as a "Post Art Basel Miami Beach Art World Retreat". We escape our comfort zone with the LGBTQ leader and self-coronated "King of Arms". Check out the past and future of black contemporary art with shows by Ebony G. Patterson, Rashaad Newsome, and more.
But Brackman said he did not need the surgery — not yet, at least — and that his arm checked out better than expected.
She persuades him to get a long-neglected lump on his arm checked out, and Ed is soon facing big questions about love and mortality that he seems utterly unable to answer.
The Washington Post, in a 2000 profile of Mr. Akerson, relayed a story about his once being so impatient with doctors who were treating his gall bladder at a German hospital that he removed the tubes from his arm, checked out and flew back home to the United States.
Better for the US though, and now for a split second a perfect Bradley through ball looks to have given Green a glimpse of goal, but the moment is quickly gone... 5.59am BST 82 mins: Green is back on the field after having his arm checked out.
Then, with dozens of other Bancocourou children, Sogona lines up under a tree to be weighed, measured for height and have the circumference of her upper arm checked.
By this afternoon he was in an olive drab flight suit with an American flag insignia on one arm, checking in at the Air National Guard base here, 60 miles north of New York City.
Balance between the two study arms is checked periodically.
