The phrase "environmental inspection" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a process of checking or examining the condition of the environment, such as air quality, water quality, or waste management. Example: The factory was required to undergo an environmental inspection to ensure they were complying with regulations and not causing harm to the surrounding ecosystem.
Not only has an environmental inspection company been hired to keep watch over the process, but city officials have also been assigned to keep watch over that company.
"We've strengthened our enforcement to make sure they meet standards," the deputy director of the environmental inspection and supervision division in the administration, Chen Shanrong, said.
The property must pass a thorough environmental inspection, and the Environmental Protection Agency may disapprove the conveyance if it is found not to be in the public interest.
Mr. Todaro, who operated an environmental inspection and testing company, acknowledged that he had submitted clean asbestos and lead test results for at least a decade without performing any tests.
Bill Sothern, chief investigator at Microecologies Inc., an environmental inspection company he founded in 1993 that has offices in New York, Los Angeles and New Orleans, said that the task force was much needed, but that he could do without the name.
In a separate scheme, according to the complaint, the agent entered into a deal with William L. Haynes, a 42-year-old Palm City, Fla., resident and stock promoter, to have the hedge fund buy shares in Environmental Service, a home environmental inspection company.
For several years, Mr. Pan led an unusually public campaign to blacklist polluters and impose more rigorous environmental inspections.
The leaked paper examines the feasibility of reducing 45 forms of animal welfare, farm and environmental inspections including checks for salmonella, TB, and brucellosis.
In recent years, though, insurance companies have set up separate divisions to sell the policies as an alternative to environmental inspections.
Under Christie's administration, environmental inspections and enforcements have been slashed by at least 60%, according to the New Jersey Star-Ledger.
(In the news conference on Thursday, Mr. Berlusconi said state inspectors had not found anything out of the ordinary in health and environmental inspections).
