"conformity checking" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any context where you need to describe the process of verifying something's compliance with a certain set of standards. For example, "The company is currently undergoing rigorous conformity checking to make sure its products meet safety regulations."
In the case of structural subassemblies, verification usually is confined to load testing, alignment and assurance of dimensions and tolerances, and electrical conformity checks for installed cabling.
Conformity checks by the auditors did not always include a full assessment of all certification requirements because of the lack of well-defined assessment criteria.
Plausibility and conformity checks have become more severe in recent years.
Because of the additional service data, conformity checks could have intensified in recent years.
To be considered by the European Agency ECHA, the proposal has to meet the regulatory standards of Annex XV (conformity check).
The InEK uses plausibility and conformity checks on patient-level data to decide in each case whether costs are calculated according to the guidelines, and whether the case can be included in the nationwide DRG-calculation [6].
Further, the allocation method and the additional service data are tested in overall conformity checks, such as a missing correlation of costs and service/activity statistics or wrong allocation methods.
Case costs of accepted cases from the hospital are used for calculation if unaccepted cases do not exceed a certain percentage, and if the hospital passes overall conformity checks, analyzing whether the requested calculation methods and processes are met.
The result of this conformity check is a list of rules that the current student's solution complies with and those with which it does not.
The score calculation is done by a conformity check of the restrictions with a student's solution which is translated to an instance of the ontology-based object model.
