"bank check" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a type of check issued by a bank. For example: "I made the payment using a bank check."
A short story must have the precision of a military communiqué or a bank check".
The house in Dobbs Ferry had been sold, the bank check deposited, the furniture taken to consignment shops.
While Chris was scrambling to get a bank check for the landlord, Rusty and I were trying to stall the locksmith.
Under the Help America Vote Act of 2002 (HAVA), a bank check, paycheck, or the last four digits of a Social Security number can suffice under various circumstances.
Each bidder would have to present a bank check for three hundred and ninety thousand dollars — ten per cent of the initial appraisal price.
Closings involve a simultaneous signing of the deed and transfer of funds in the form of a bank check or wire transfer.
His brother John Skakel, who lives in Portland, Ore., provided bank checks to cover the bail.
They came early, they came in numbers and they came with bank checks for $5,000.
He called for things like bank checks and phone bills printed in Braille.
Madden said that it suffered delays in buying tents during the Nepal earthquake because of bank checks.
On Oct. 28, as the investigation of the Breeders' Cup pick six was beginning, DaSilva obtained bank checks.
