The phrase "check for leakage" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when referring to checking for liquid or gas escaping from a container, pipe, or other area that it should not. For example: "Before discarding the old water tank, I recommend checking for leakage."
The resulting supernatant was filtered through a double-layered cheesecloth and centrifuged at 7700 g at 4°C for 10 min. Supernatant was saved to check for leakage from mitochondria using MnSOD, a mitochondrial matrix enzyme.
Before attempting to relight the pilot, do a simple smell test to check for leakage.
Though you won't need to change your tampon every 2 hours, you can aim to change it every 3-4 hours if you have a heavy flow; if your period is lighter, you may be able to go the whole 8 hours with one tampon, but you should check for leakage every few hours just in case.
Ms. Bartos said heating ducts should be checked for leakage and any leaks sealed with duct mastic covered with fiberglass mesh and another layer of mastic.
A spirometry sensor, a heat and moisture exchange filter (DAR Tyco™ Healthcare, Mansfield, MA, USA), and an endotracheal tube were connected between the ventilator and the lung simulator in an airtight manner by means of the inflated cuff, which was checked for leakage prior to the measurements.
The pellet was washed by gentle resuspension in 3 mL isolation buffer using the smooth surface of a glass rod and centrifuged at 7700 g at 4°C for 10 min. The supernatant was saved to check again for leakage from the mitochondria.
Nonetheless, both component and integrated systems must be routinely examined in order to check for current leakage.
At the end of some experiments, the upper compartment was filled with a solution of 50 µM Alexa 568 to check for possible leakage between compartments.
To check for potential leakage the recovered capsule was weighed and pierced.
