"meticulously check" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
Example: Before submitting his report, John meticulously checked every detail to ensure it was error-free.
Therefore, it is advisable to meticulously check that the supply and ground wiring is correct, all transistors are installed in the correct positions, the drivers and TO3 output devices are not shorted to their respective heatsinks through faulty insulating washers, and the circuitry around the bias generator TR13 in particular is correctly built.
There's a stage set up, and about a hundred more officers waiting to meticulously check everyone heading into the square.
There's a stage set up, and about 100 more officers waiting to meticulously check everyone heading into the square.
Afterwards, I always meticulously check the condom and even test it by filling it with water to make sure there are no holes.
To check whether your protein-protein interaction by the - I agree - better method, the interspecies homologybased prediction, you need either a golden standard of experiments (not yet available for your example) or you have to meticulously check which of the numerous potential interactions have really to do with host-pathogen interaction in this specific organisms: human and M.tuberculosis.
Until recently Mr. Yarshater meticulously checked and revised every entry.
Then the content of the ads is meticulously checked for accuracy.
Emmy's father, rushing to her side, calmed her while surreptitiously and meticulously checking her body, piece by piece.
Others detailed their habit of meticulously checking their cars' headlights, blinkers and registration to avoid being pulled over.
Everything the interviewee says in the RSD will then be meticulously checked against what they said in the registration interview.
Over the past few weeks I have been meticulously checking my mail, both physical and digital, and so far I am extremely happy with the results.
