"perform checks" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used as a verb phrase to indicate an action, generally involving the review of something for accuracy or to ensure that proper procedures are followed. For example, "We must perform checks regularly to make sure our accounting records are up to date."
And Mr Lazar said the authorities there would perform checks on all refugees travelling on trains, domestic or international, towards western Europe.
This case of money laundering is one of largest recorded in the industry and campaigners argue for a tightening up of regulations – and demand that bookmakers cease lobbying against a Brussels directive which would force betting shops to perform checks on punters who gamble more than £1,700.
"Our instrument does not carry legal liability like Dodd-Frank," one EU official said, "but member states would have to nominate competent authorities to receive information and perform checks and audits [within the scheme] under the rules of the OECD process".
EclipseSCADA and IndigoSCADA perform checks on data stored in the real-time database.
In this paper, we propose that methods that employ the landscape paradigm should first perform checks to assess the validity of the landscape.
We must improve the efficiency of peer review and continue to perform checks that uncover conflicts of interest, identify financial disclosures, confirm author affiliations, and ensure compliance with international standards of animal and human testing.
I know first-hand how easy it is to perform check fraud.
With partners like the Stanford Hospital, Apple now offers apps that perform check-ins for patients with Parkinsons, asthma, and more.
An interactive computer animation was developed in which participants had to perform checking rituals on a virtual gas stove.
Bromiley has years of experience of performing checks, assessing safety risks and discussing potential problems with colleagues.
Both performed checks were absolutely necessary to clarify understanding and interpretation of tasks and scoring instructions.
