"check in here" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it when referring to a physical location, such as a hotel. For example, "Please check in here at the reception desk."
Check in here for forthcoming information and links to the webcast.
Submit this, upload that, vote on this, 'like' that, be my 'friend', check in here, suggest this, retweet that... there's already so much to do.
Jupiter Research http://weblogs.jupiter research.com Check in here to see the rolling blogs put up by several of this US research company's analysts.
Although celebrities check in here, there is no special treatment and Gioele admits that it is usually other guests who point out the stars, such as a recent incognito visitor, Natalie Portman.
To make a reservation, check in here: http://citris-opendata.eventbrite.com/?access=PressPass10749103. Media wishing to cover the event may also contact Cheryl Martinez with CITRIS at [email protected].
The lounge bar parties well into the night, and while the all-white rooms may look like a vision of tranquillity, the sound-proofing isn't, so unless you want to dance till dawn and sleep all day you may not want to check in here.
He will be checking in here about every six hours (except while sleeping which he will do with headphones on), so stay tuned.
But a recent series of Grindr check-ins here by this reporter revealed, on average, 11 online users in this city of two million (a population roughly equivalent to Houston's).
They are just regular stickers that say, "Check-in Here on Foursquare" and "Foursquare Special Here".
Foursquare is great signal too — I just checked-in here.
