"background checking" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is typically used when discussing research into someone's past. For example, "The company performed a thorough background checking on all job applicants."
Among them is Husayn Kassai, CEO and co-founder of background checking business Onfido.
Given the modest cost of criminal background checking to hire, the cautious employer will require checks on all new hires.
Sarah Crichton, publisher of her own imprint at Farrar, Straus & Giroux and the editor of "A Long Way Gone," said she did some background checking on Mr. Beah.
The Transportation Security Administration hired contractors to carry out much of the background checking on an estimated 1.7 million applicants from February 2002 to December 2002.
Jay Thomas definitely wants to get back in the game; we're talking with Judge Judy's agent about her performing the marriages (or would you prefer Ed Koch?); and rest assured that everyone thoroughly understands the background checking process this time.
At BackTrack Reports, a background checking firm with offices in a Flatiron district loft, most of the staff members are in their 20's, according to the company's president, Chris Manthey, 37, and no one is older than 40.
Annual Background Check Reruns.
She wanted Kelli Peters' background checked.
(do some background checking-make sure they are a nerd before doing steps 1-6).
Among the 50,000 background checks run this year on Manhattan tenants by On-Site.com, a national background-checking and leasing service used by some landlords and managing agents, fully 41percentt of applicants garnered a rating of either "reject" or "maybe" (21 and 20percentt respectively).
