"governmental inspection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of official examination and evaluation of businesses, organizations, or systems by a government body to ensure compliance with laws, regulations, or standards. Example: The factory underwent a thorough governmental inspection to ensure that it was following all safety and environmental regulations.
Under the city's ordinances, hunters may eat their kill and fisherman may eat their catch without undergoing governmental inspection.
Such aircraft require extensive ground facilities, runways, taxiways, fire-fighting and rescue services, passenger- and cargo-handling facilities, access to car parking and public transport, lighting, navigational and approach aids, and various support facilities such as catering, meteorology, and governmental inspection.
(d) The Federal or Federal-State Inspection Service, Fruit and Vegetable Division, Agricultural Marketing Service, United States Department of Agriculture, is designated as the governmental inspection service for certifying the grade, size, quality, and maturity of grapefruit imported into the United States.
These homes are publically funded and subject to governmental inspection and approval.
Whereas the success of such anti-poverty programs is regularly monitored – including perceived care quality – some of our participants complained that extra attention was being paid to their care facility only until it passed a governmental inspection, after which the quality of reforms could no longer be assured.
Such report shall contain recommendations on provisions and requirements for a program of private inspections to supplement governmental inspections.
It is well known that a trained workforce can help the companies to implement the good agricultural practices, once the employees know their responsibilities with the food safety issues (Kirezieva et al., 2013b) and that governmental inspections are also important to assure the compliance of the companies with the good practices (Jafee and Masakure, 2005; Kierzieva et al., Kirezieva et al. 2013a).
Microorganisms in Foods 7 is intended for anyone using microbiological testing or setting microbiological criteria, whether for governmental food inspection and control, or industrial applications.
This ability to monitor imports with the entire personnel and analytical capacity of the Hesse State Laboratory is a new approach in governmental health inspection.
‡Isolates from governmental food inspection laboratories (2005 2007).
The first source was the Federal Institute for Risk Assessment, which received isolates from German governmental food inspection laboratories for strain characterization from 2005 through 2007 (food source 1).
