"just verifying" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that you are checking something. For example, "I'm just verifying the information before I submit the report."
"Activation is a process of just verifying the end-user license agreement," said Allen Nieman, the product manager for licensing technologies at Microsoft.
We will present the proof of this theorem by just verifying Hypothesises 1 and 2. Proof We have that (58) H (u ) − H (v ) = a σ (u − v ) − 2 a (u 2 − v 2 ) − μ (v − u ) − b 1 u ∫ 0 x [ u ] d φ + b 1 v ∫ 0 x [ v ] d φ.
Rather than just verifying declarations and supporting evidence, the two inspecting organizations found themselves engaged in efforts to map the weapons programs and to search for evidence through inspections, interviews, seminars, inquiries with suppliers and intelligence organizations.
"We just verify the facts".
Businesses are choosing to support projects that deliver more than just verified carbon reductions.
This represents a shared labor mechanism in which zipping between nucleic acid strands is the actual target recognition mechanism while sensing of the R-loop arrival at the PAM-distal end just verifies the success of the full zipping.
So if we expand this out in a partial fraction expansion, and you can just verify that if you add these two together you'll get back to where we started.
This just verifies the theoretical results given in Proposition 6.1.
Just verify that at least one policy will accept being secondary.
The first step of the double induction principle is just verified by (3.25) taking into account (3.30), (3.31).
If they're a spammer, you've just verified that its a legit inbox and have been signed up for a million more mailing lists.
