"conducted a check" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a process of examining or verifying something. Example: The security officer conducted a check of all employees' IDs before allowing them into the building.
"The Northern Ireland Office is conducting a check of those letters to see if a mistake was made in any other case of a similar nature to the mistake that's been uncovered in relation to Mr Downey.
Member should conduct a check around plants for any obvious traps prior to removing plants".
In contrast with previous instructions to subscribers, Kerr said World-Check now recommends they "notify their customers that they are intending to conduct a check against the World-Check database prior to conducting such checks".
The difficulty of conducting a check up for a mother in a busy immunisation clinic, without privacy or examination couches, can contribute to infant-focused care.
Ask your veterinarian to conduct a tick check at each exam.[3] This is a great way to ensure that you haven't missed anything.
"Today we were informed that in 2007, USIS conducted a background check of Aaron Alexis for OPM," said a company spokesman in a statement provided to the Guardian.
After Mrs. Villegas was taken to the Davidson County jail, a federal immigration agent working there as part of the cooperation agreement conducted a background check.
Before Mr. Webster took that job, the agency conducted a background check with interviews of 500 people who knew him, Mr. Bell said.
The phone at 11 Madison Park was handed to someone from Mr. Chrétien's entourage, who conducted a background check: was Mr. Beckta, in fact, Canadian?
And though Fox said that it had conducted a thorough check of Mr. Rockwell, it became clear that the research was less than exhaustive.
