"checkup of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a thorough examination or evaluation of something. Here are two examples of how it can be used: 1. The doctor recommended a checkup of my overall health to ensure everything was in good condition. 2. Before purchasing the used car, I requested a checkup of its engine and other important components to make sure there were no hidden issues.
Trial judges had ordered a thorough medical checkup of Mr. Milosevic after he fell ill for the second time in June.
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.
Though the annual checkup of a 16-year-old should take at least twice as long as that of a 6-year-old, doctors say, the typical reimbursement is about the same.
In a 1998 checkup of the pipes that carry cooling brine under the outdoor rink's concrete bed, workers discovered two leaks, but fixed them in time for the four-month skating season.
When Katerina de Sousa was four years old, Nicola took her to Children's Hospital in Boston for an annual checkup of her liver, and while she was there she mentioned Katerina's difficulties with bladder and bowel control, and some conflicting diagnoses that she had received from Canadian doctors.
The judges trying Slobodan Milosevic on war-crimes charges ordered a thorough medical checkup of the former Yugoslav president after the prosecution said it was skeptical about claims of illness that have forced delays in the hearings and taken up time allotted to the prosecution's case.
Some of these problems were probably detected during routine checkups of cars by dealers while others were by customers, said Etienne Plas, a spokesman for Toyota in Europe.
During testimony that was marked by breaks for medical checkups of Mr. Corona, the chief justice debated the legalities of reporting requirements for government officials.
The League favors: a ban on private autos in Manhattan at peak daytime hours; increased night deliveries by trucks improved public transportation everywhere, little cars, stiffer licensing tests, regular checkups of license holders, stricter enforcement of stricter traffic laws.
PACEMAKERS and other implantable cardiac devices have helped millions of people with heart disease to lead longer, more normal lives, but at a cost frequent visits to the doctor's office for checkups of both patient and device.
In the past decade, some cities have mitigated the deadliness of heat waves with response systems that include news media warnings, lists of elderly residents who live alone, heat command centers, water trucks and door-to-door checkups of people at risk.
