The word "checkups" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to periodic medical examinations, often involving tests and procedures. For example: "My doctor recommended that I get regular checkups every six months."
In it, doctors enrolled thousands of men born between 1923 and 1932, who were given health checkups and volunteered information about their lifestyle and physical activity.
So does the re-emergence of Soviet-style checkups on those citizens having too close contact with foreigners and other undesirables.The mystery is why, popular as he is, Mr Putin bothers with all these superfluous instruments of control.
Mr Wadhwa urges company founders to have regular medical checkups, make time to exercise and learn to relax.
Airline pilots, for example, undergo regular medical checkups because a pilot with failing vision or one who suffers from an undetected heart condition that can lead to a heart attack could endanger many lives.
Home visits have traditionally been common, and much of the physician's time is spent in performing routine checkups for preventive purposes.
The prisoners received regular dental and medical checkups.
I was discharged on the Friday and went on holiday on the Monday on condition that I had lots of checkups and support as soon as I got back.
Despite a series of lawsuits from other attendants, India's Directorate General of Civil Aviation DGCOO) issued guidelines in 2013 requiring flight attendants to undergo routine medical checkups, including an evaluation of their body mass index, or BMI.
An outreach team arrives every day at 6 P.M. and stays for an hour and a half, and often another van appears, carrying a doctor who is available to conduct checkups.
Even though the government is giving free checkups, that doesn't mean you'll be healthy.
He shrugged and told her that he had been at the doctor's office two days earlier; in order to receive methadone, people must agree to periodic checkups and blood tests.
