The phrase "mandatory check" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a check or assessment that is required or obligatory. Example: All employees must undergo a mandatory check before beginning their duties.
To guard consumers against misleading ads, Clinton would establish a mandatory check by the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) to ensure the information is clear and accurate.
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After the trucks pass through a mandatory check for radioactivity, many of them will head to warehouses in the Inland Empire, the urban sprawl east of Los Angeles.In this section Time to celebrate?
It will be the first time for the EU to exclude foods items from Fukushima from its mandatory check list since the regulation was introduced after the nuclear disaster at Tokyo Electric Power Co.'s Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant in March 2011.
"That's on the building owner," Bush said "If we got a complaint we would take action, but nothing proactive". Mayor Garcetti said he supports a mandatory "check box" to track whether the promised air filters are being installed.
A mandatory check of measles immunization status, with reminders sent to parents of children who were not fully immunized, was also implemented in schools.
He lived there for nearly a decade, was never arrested, and regularly appeared at ICE offices for mandatory check-ins.
Yet Ragbir and Gottlieb had known that his mandatory check-in with ICE last week might end differently — everything had changed after Donald Trump took office.
The article described how the author Lady Antonia Fraser had been obliged to wait for 20 minutes in freezing weather just to enter the building, and another 20 minutes to leave her coat at the mandatory check-in desk.
Montrevil had been due for a mandatory check-in in the coming days, but ICE agents picked him up where there would be few witnesses, and no supporters standing with him.
Last Thursday, advocates gathered in front of the Ice offices in Manhattan in support of a man who was inside for a mandatory check-in with immigration officials, concerned that he would only re-emerge on a bus bound for a deportation center then shortly be deported to Trinidad.
