The phrase "inspection was made" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that someone or something was inspected, or to describe the act of inspecting. Example: "An inspection was made of the building before it was approved for occupancy." In this sentence, "inspection was made" indicates that the building underwent a process of inspection before it was deemed suitable for people to live or work in.
Another snap inspection was made in March of Ladypool primary school after concerns about management at an earlier inspection.
Officials at the T.S.A. defended the value of the program and said that since the inspection was made last September, it has carried out needed improvements, like using clearer performance measurements.
But the suit had the ovoid silhouette that is Balenciaga's signature and, on closer inspection, was made from silvery leather twine with occasional wisps of colour inserted so that it looked like tweed, that most classic of skirt suit fabrics.
In situ inspection was made together with the analysis of the existing documentation regarding the building.
A road inspection was made of full-scale county roads that were constructed with the MDWMs.
In July 1611, on such inspection was made in the precinct of Portlough.
(If a restaurant fails to receive an A, 13 violation points or fewer, on its first inspection, it does not receive a grade until at least one other inspection is made).
They have to make an initial report to Parsa within 24 hours, permanent changes have to be made within 25 days, and an unannounced inspection is made within 30.
Generally, the last payment happens when the final inspection is made, the "punch list" (the list of remaining tasks) is completed and any liens filed by tradesmen to guarantee payment are released.
One of the pieces in the Paris show, titled "I Love Miniatures" (2002), takes an ironic look at the traditional genre with a photographic portrait of a Moghul dignitary, which, upon closer inspection, is made up of smaller photographs of product advertisements.
The roof is coloured gold, with pairs of arched dormers perched like frogs' eyes above shiny green-and-white walls, which on closer inspection are made of tiles decorated with a repeating bas-relief of a pregnant naked figure, frontal like the sheela na gigs found on ancient churches in Celtic fringes.
