"checked the contents" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used when describing someone or something examining the items or information inside a particular container or document. Example: I carefully checked the contents of my suitcase before leaving for the trip to make sure I hadn't forgotten anything important.
A third of the parents had never checked the contents of the packs, and 96 percent had never weighed them.
As dusk fell, he checked the contents of his kit bag, slung it over his shoulder and jumped into a waiting taxi.
Sipping rich cabernet, I watched as workers checked the contents of old oak barrels stacked on one side of the room -- unlike many of the other tasting rooms, Ehlers Grove's is in the midst of its production facilities.
"They don't bother the neighborhood," she said, adding: "If I go speak to them about something — for example, about throwing away the trash — they'll say, 'Sorry!' " Mrs. Shigematsu, however, still checked the contents of the Dojinkai's garbage bins just to make sure.
CW primarily filled in the Tables, and MT, PV and CW all read the included articles and checked the contents of the tables.
CW primarily filled in the Tables, but MT, PV and CW all read the included articles and checked the contents of the tables.
About two-thirds said they checked the content of their children's phones (whether teenagers pre-emptively delete texts is a different matter).
Three experts checked the content validity of the revised instrument, and the reproducibility was tested by trialing the questionnaire with 154 adults.
Then, we checked the content of each module, making modifications if necessary by adding or deleting nodes, according to specific biological knowledge.
Nor did she check the contents of his condom.
The youth worked as a porter and carried many bags back and forth across the checkpoint without checking the contents.
