The phrase 'checking of whether' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express the action of assessing the truth about something. For example: "Alice is the head of the company's HR department, and she is in charge of the checking of whether employees are qualified for the positions they are applying for."
The children's services agency was last audited in 1998, in a check of whether it responded quickly enough to charges of child abuse; Mr. Hevesi's audit found that it did.
The section begins with summarising our pre-analysis check of whether the language-concept overlap in Wikipedia is random.
In practice, the bound of q ( A ∘ B − 1 ) can give a rough estimate before actually solving it and can serve as a check of whether the solution technique for it actually resulted in valid solution.
We thus made the additional check of whether the key positions were directly connected by mutual information to other key positions and thus formed a clique.
During the same nest-visit, we exchanged the SD-card of the RFID, which allowed the identification of parents transpondered in the previous year and a check of whether birds transpondered in the current year were successfully detected by the system.
Regular inspections of state schools check on whether the statutory content of the curriculum is being adequately delivered.
Last year, lawmakers on the House and Senate Agriculture Committees passed legislation that would eliminate $5 billion a year in direct payments to farmers and farmland owners who receive government checks regardless of whether they grow crops.
By the way, "refundable" in tax-speak means that you get this check regardless of whether you actually paid any income taxes in other words, exactly the opposite of what a sensible person might think of as a "refund".
There is no method of checking whether all of the cases occurring in the study period were included.
Slaves 1. Check whether the index of tasks is out of bound; if it is, then exit. 2.
