"on-site checks" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of verifying information or conditions by physically going to the specified location. For example, "We need to do some on-site checks to ensure that all the safety protocols are being followed correctly."
The announcement marks the final step before the Sendai reactors are expected to go back online early next year following regulators' on-site checks.
FEMA also said in the report that, since implementing its new procedures, it had twice sent internal security experts to conduct on-site checks of its network.
He flies out for on-site checks once every six months, but back at his office clicks frequently on the projects' Web pages.
Yet another trustee, Andrew Boisselle, president of Cebco check cashing, provided on-site check cashing for Wyckoff employees.
For THSRC, the project outcomes have improved greatly because of the capability of on-site checking and execution.
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She, too, was in her early 30s, with a 4-year-old daughter at her side, when I saw her for an on-site "check up".
The first step always involved an attempt to make an on-site check (a form of autopsy in the manner of Herodotus) against the texts of ancient authors like Homer, Pausanias or Strabo.
MEPs backed the Commission's plans to make controls more risk-based but refused to give up on at least an annual, physical, on-site check on all organic farms.
Registration required on site; check-in, 8 a.m.
However, low levels of missing values and high response rate in self reports may have been due to the fact that research investigators present on site checked for missing answers at the end and returned it to the relevant students for completion.
