"checking station" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a designated location where someone can go to have something checked, inspected, or verified. One example of using "checking station" in a sentence could be: "Before boarding the plane, passengers must go through the security checking station to ensure all carry-on items meet regulations."
Information recorded in the licence form includes serial number, name and address of holder, date of issue and expiry, map and boundary description, logging prescriptions, name and location of checking station where the produce is to be measured, payment conditions and road standards.
All production is licensed and logs entering sawmills and plywood/veneer mills are hammer marked and given a serial number to indicate that they have been scaled and checked at a checking station.
Some believe "drug checking" stations, which test drugs for harmful substances, set up outside festivals could help curb the deaths.
Considine did confirm to the Bergen County Record that state biologists took pictures at the hunters' check station in question on Monday.
Retropharyngeal lymph nodes were obtained from a total of seventeen individual Montana mule deer that were presented by hunters to check stations approximately 5 hr (range 2 11 hr) of being shot.
David operates an automotive-smog-check station.
"All harvested animals are tagged and brought to our check station, where they are monitored for cesium-137," the site's Web site advises.
All Tuesday night and most of yesterday, trucks rolled into a check station at the Fresh Kills Landfill, which was the city's main garbage dump until it was shut early this year.
Photos (a c) are located 100 m west of the national park check station on the road to Doi Pha Hom Pok at (520495E, 2207547N).
Charlie's Auto Maintenance, in the working-class Los Angeles district of Wilmington, features a cluttered two-car auto bay, a smog-check station and a closet-size convenience store.
At nearly 30 kilometers on I-85 in Troup County, Georgia, The Ray has become one of the most comprehensive smart highways today, encompassing a solar-powered vehicle charging station, tire-safety check station and the aforementioned solar road.
