The phrase "as checked against" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a comparison or verification process between two sets of information or standards.
Example: "The final report was submitted as checked against the initial guidelines provided by the committee."
Alternatives: "as verified against" or "as compared to".
This kind of information is also helpful to put on record and circulate in the public domain, as perhaps, when checked against other references, it can lead to an identification.
The Conservatives say that as his DNA was checked against the database immediately after arrest he would be covered under their proposals.
All periods accepted as sleep were also checked against the sleep logs.
Genes inferred as being present were then checked against the whole dataset to determine that they were expressed.
However, this cannot explain all the discrepancies as several genes were manually checked against the latest UniGene build and found to have consistent mappings.
Counter-culturally, as checks against entrenched ways of thinking, they are an important fabric of society.
Representative John Conyers Jr., the Michigan Democrat who leads the House Judiciary Committee, said the debate over the wiretapping measure "goes to the very core of who we are as a nation," and he said the House bill added needed civil liberties protections as checks against executive abuse.
While generalization on the basis of a visual illustration is unreliable, we can use them as checks against calculation errors and overgeneralization.
Water pans serve the major proportion of the sub-county and are key influencers on population distribution, schools, health facilities and administration posts mainly as check against insecurity (GoK 2008).
The main focus of this study is RTW which we will measure both monthly by calendar for one year as well as check against data records of the occupational health services after the follow-up period ends.
