The phrase 'edit check' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a term used in proofreading and editing, usually referring to the act of double-checking a document for any errors that may have been missed the first time. For example, "I finished the edit check and the document is ready to be sent to the printer."
For all the human flaws of those who gather, edit, check and analyze it, news allows people to judge for themselves whether the people they voted into office merit their trust and their tax dollars.
With GenGED, a tool is available which automatically generates a visual environment to process (create, edit, check, simulate) visual models in a specified formalism (a visual language).
NIH's payment management system will remain in service, but if a problem arises if, for instance, an attempt to draw down an existing grant triggers an edit check or a drawdown limit control, "you will not be able to draw down funds," according to an NIH correspondence obtained by Science Careers, and no one will be available to help you solve that problem.
Additional edit checks were performed by the staff in Fuwai Hospital.
Appropriate edit checks will be in place at the key entry (database) level.
Data were screened and edit checks were done to minimize data entry errors.
Data quality and completeness were aided by automatic edit checks built into the database software.
Validation of data extraction was confirmed using built-in logical checks of the data (e.g., edit checks).
There are standardised edit checks for unusual/missing values and audits because it provides a basis for funding hospital activity.
Personal health information numbers are assigned by provincial health authorities and edit checks are performed during CORR data entry process.
A two-step query process included automated queries related to single data fields (edit checks) and manually created queries.
