"please check here" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
For example, you could use it in an email by saying, "Please check here for additional information I have included."
Please check here to be omitted ENTIRELY from the directory.
Please check here often if you would like to be informed.
Our normal open hours are subject to change, so please check here to help plan your visit.
Please check here to determine whether or not you would need a visa to study abroad in Norway.
In case of snow or other bad weather, please check here for updated information as to whether or not rehearsal will be held.
Hours can change on a weekly basis, depending on what is going on in the course that week (for instance, if an assignment is due or not), so please check here first.
But, as the welcome letter says, "Please check back here regularly for more information".
Please check back here next year to learn about the program and how to apply.
Tuition for the 2019-2020 school year has not been set yet; we anticipate that it will be set around March 2019 (please check back here for updates).
If you would like additional, more detailed accounts of this project please check back here as links will be added to articles that are slated for publication shortly!
Speaking of which, please check back here often...we'll be updating the resources page each time Next Wave publishes a Survive and Thrive column!
