"mechanism to check" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a system or process that is put in place to ensure something is working correctly or to detect and correct any errors or issues. Example: The company has implemented a new mechanism to check for quality control, ensuring that all of their products meet the highest standards.
"The ISPs do not have mechanism to check the content, as the same is dynamic in nature.
You have got to have some mechanism to check the electronic trading, giving everyone pause to work out what is going on".
The FARC also agreed to "a mechanism" to check that the demilitarised zone was not being abused, and to regular meetings with foreign diplomats.Many Colombians hope that the "Los Pozos Accord" will breathe fresh life into the talks.
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Heliograf has a safety mechanism to check the data, explained Sam Han, engineering director of data science at the Post.
The controller also provides an acknowledgment mechanism to check whether an operation has been MUXed or DEMUXed successfully.
It has a set of mechanisms to check instances' integrity and healthiness.
Contactless cards systems use different security features to hide banking details, including encryption, and authentication mechanisms to check whether details should be transmitted.
To recognize transient control-flow and data faults, caused by Single-Event Upsets (SEUs) in a microprocessor pipeline, several mechanisms to check the execution in the retirement have been proposed and discussed over the years.
Also if the cloud industry is aware of this legislation/regulation compliance issue (e.g. the compliance program of Amazon, Google and Microsoft Azure), right now, there are nor reference architectures neither mechanisms capable to check and to assure, off-line and at run-time, that the compliance is guaranteed during the whole life cycle of a cloud service.
The version model should be provided with an integrity checking mechanism to assure the consistency of object versions with the design constraints.
