"check out for" is a valid phrase in written English.
It typically means to look out for or pay attention to something. For example: "Check out for any suspicious activity on the street."
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There are at least two spots to check out for fireworks on Monday night.
Now, there are 110 Sony digital cameras for students to check out for their school projects.
Most Library items in our regular circulating collection check out for a semester loan.
I also got a pair to check out for review.
There aren't really 'breaks.' You can't check out for days at a time," he says.
