"boxes are ticked" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a process where a certain number of items have been completed. For example, "I'm making sure all the boxes are ticked before I submit the application."
On paper, all the boxes are ticked - she is young (24), sings with a raspy insouciance at odds with her down-to-earth lifestyle, and sports a decidedly kooky haircut (cited in a recent interview as a potential inspiration to Amy Winehouse, for whom she was offered a place as a backing singer, and turned it down).
Basically, we are talking about a portent of something associated with the most brutal aspects of state power, wrapped up in the New Labour-ish language of health and safety, and making sure all the right faux-cuddly boxes are ticked.
Throw in developer commentaries and rerecorded audio from Jon St John, Duke's inimitable voice actor, and all the nostalgic boxes are ticked.
But now there's just not the staff the number of prison officers in each jail was slashed and the management is young, frisky little monkeys, who micromanage everything; as long as their boxes are ticked, they don't care about anything else.
But now there's just not the staff – the number of prison officers in each jail was slashed – and the management are young, frisky little monkeys who micromanage everything; as long as their boxes are ticked they don't care about anything else.
Enter a name for your repository (you can always change this later) and enter the 'Location' - this is the directory name for the repository, and will appear at the end of the URL (this cannot be changed later. ) Hit 'Next.' Make sure the 'Create new repository' and 'Create trunk, branches and tags directories' boxes are ticked.
