The phrase "check inflation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation in which the rate of inflation is increasing or remaining high. For example, "The government needs to take measures to check inflation so that the economy can remain stable."
The bolivar has been kept strong, to check inflation.
You may not like my economic correctness, but you need my periodic visitations to check inflation.
To check inflation, the official exchange rate has been pegged at 2,150 bolívares to the dollar.
Previous expansions have come to an end because the Fed was forced to raise interest rates to check inflation.
Throughout the 60's these policies were accompanied by federal wage-price guidelines that helped check inflation.
Since the quarter-point rise may not be sufficient to slow the economy enough to check inflation, interest rates may need to rise further.
Chinese leaders face a challenge in checking inflation and curbing reckless spending on unneeded factories and other assets that could leave a mountain of bad debts.
A very strong case ca?? be made that the policy ha?? been right, and that it can work in its goal of checking inflation.
In Canada, as in the United States, the Government has been worrying more about rising unemployment in recent months and somewhat less about checking inflation, which has been abating to some ex tent in both countries.
The government is facing increasing criticism from opposition parties about its inaction in checking inflation and passing key economic reforms, as economic growth is slowing and the value of the rupee is weakening, along with the country's stock markets and foreign direct investment.
As first finance minister of the fledgling Czechoslovak republic, Rǎsín managed partially to check postwar inflation.
