'checkup' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it when referring to a comprehensive physical examination. For example: "I'm going to the doctor next week for a checkup to make sure everything is okay."
A Buckingham Palace spokesman said: "I can confirm that the Queen this morning attended her annual medical checkup at the King Edward VII's hospital in London.
But in an apparent coincidence that may have compounded the confusion, the Queen was also attending hospital for her annual medical checkup.
Buckingham Palace confirmed the Queen had attended hospital on Wednesday morning for a routine and "pre-scheduled" annual checkup.
She was leaving a routine checkup when she mentioned the little gaps between some of her side teeth and the small chip off another.
We don't have the power to prevent illness in all cases, but we do have the power to make sure that every child gets a regular checkup and isn't going to the emergency room for treatable illnesses like asthma.
As the IMF arrives in London to conduct its annual checkup on Britain's economic policies, it seems to have turned from friend to foe, reversing its previous support for fiscal austerity.
The disease was detected in a routine checkup five days earlier.
Google is giving away an extra 2GB of Drive storage as a reward to any users who complete a checkup of their account's security settings.
After one and two years, those who had performed the checkup saw significant improvements in their relationship satisfaction, intimacy and feelings of acceptance - and fewer depressive symptoms.
The couples who had the most problems in their marriage before the checkup saw the most improvement.
Jianguo was taken out of the prison in a van with armed guards to a good city hospital, where he received a medical checkup, and he was moved from a noisy cell with eleven murderers to a less crowded, quieter cell.
