The phrase "check the efforts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to evaluate or assess the work or contributions made by someone or a group.
Example: "Before we finalize the project, let's check the efforts put in by each team member to ensure everyone is recognized."
Alternatives: "evaluate the contributions" or "assess the work done."
Seurat checks the effort with dragged scrims of crayon, befuddling the reflexes that interpret sight in our brains.
After an agonising wait while the referee JP Doyle checked the effort with the TMO the score was given to hand the 2006 and 2008 champions a third win in four pool games.
BJP MP Shahnawaz Hussain said, "Congress is Raj Thackeray's event management company and it is trying to project Raj's arrest as an event instead of making any serious effort to check the violent campaign of MNS against north Indians.
Komer's new office represented a turn toward more intelligent counter-insurgency, and it helped check the Vietcong's recruiting efforts; but it came late, and it was undermined by the American strategy of big-unit ground combat, and by the hollowness of the South Vietnamese government.
As part of the effort to check the maternal and neonatal mortality and morbidity rates, the Government of Pakistan (GoP) introduced a new cadre of community-level health providers – the CMWs - in the country.
This might lead to potentially abnormal results being missed by clinicians who do not then make the effort to check the abnormal results against the age-corrected ranges, or who are not familiar with them.
Your qualification may lack credibility and validity unless you make the effort to check the calibre of your chosen department.
As a last ditch effort, check the problem in safe mode.
Thereafter, Chiang and Stilwell were largely preoccupied by efforts to check the Japanese advance into Burma.
The past few years have been discouraging ones for efforts to check the spread of nuclear weapons.
