"for the purpose of checking" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate the reason or intention behind a specific action, particularly in a formal or professional context. Example: "I am creating this report for the purpose of checking the accuracy of our financial records."
3. Inspecting, testing, and calibrating station equipment for the purpose of checking its performance.
4. Inspecting, testing, and calibrating station equipment for the purpose of checking its performance.
Here I encountered another line, this time for the purpose of checking our tickets, and a particularly ominous sign warning that there were no bathrooms beyond this point.
Extensible Shape Analysis (XISA) This project explores novel ways in which we can involve programmers to contribute specifications for the purpose of checking complex data structure manipulations.
This method allows simple computer programs or graphs to be created for the purpose of checking local stability of the compressed wall.
I mean, I signed on to a few for the purpose of checking them, out and taking the quizzes and scoping out what might be there, but I couldn't in good conscience, as a husband and a journalist, start skulking about and going on dates.
The Company concedes that it regularly employs such devices without court order for the purposes of checking billing operations, detecting fraud, and preventing violations of law.
He added: "We routinely carry out operational assurance visits at high-rise premises for the purposes of checking facilities and arrangements for firefighting and firefighter safety.
The exact percentage of Americans who buy a newspaper every day for the sole purpose of checking the scores is a fact that, if it were known, would probably not do much to boost the national self-esteem, for that percentage is undoubtedly substantial.
Similarly, in the United Kingdom, "after the job offer, an applicant may be sent a pre-employment health questionnaire for the joint purpose of checking that an applicant is able to perform the role without adverse impact on their and others' health, and also for establishing whether any reasonable adjustments are needed," Moughton writes.
After delivering the Club's annual lecture, she makes an impulsive side trip to London, for the sole purpose of checking into "a small favored hotel to watch detective shows".
