The phrase "checked information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to information that has been verified or validated through a process of careful examination or investigation. Example: Before making a decision, please ensure that you have thoroughly reviewed and confirmed all checked information provided by our team.
In the first scenario, we allow for the co-existence of players who only value checked information and players who also value information with unknown reliability.
Our results are robust to both types of heterogeneity, with one exception: the presence of a single player who cares only about checked information is enough to ensure that center sponsored stars are no longer stable.
We manually checked information on the clone order and clone overlaps in the IRGSP physical map.
DATA EXTRACTION: One reviewer abstracted article information into evidence tables; a second reviewer checked information for accuracy.
Weinraub told Times public editor Margaret Sullivan that Dowd checked information with him about Pascal, but never sent the column.
Databases annotated by experts in the field also provide checked information and often allow use of unified nomenclature.
In addition, we used a wide range of participants and different settings so that we could check information across informants.
And fact-checking goes on in offices, where people can instantly check information from colleagues.
The Russian interior ministry said it was checking information about Vadinov.
High-speed traders, for whom checking information is inevitably an after-thought, if a thought at all, presumably suffered most.
Since routine data collected at local level may be biased and resource availability may be understated in less resourced HFs, to minimize inconsistency and bias, we cross-checked information on availability of staff and equipment across all available years (2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011).
