"post check" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in the context of a check that has been mailed through the postal service and has been received by the recipient. Example sentence: I sent the check two days ago, I'll have to wait for the post check to make sure it arrived.
Useful post: Check out the regular "something for the weekend" round-ups.
Friendly has all of the abilities to post, check in, and connect with people that Facebook allows, plus it adds some other features.
Useful post: Check out the handy gig guide, and for insight into city life, don't miss this writer's post on "seven things I wish I knew before moving to Miami".
Another poster Purplemoon had this to add: Just to chip in my five cent: Should you apply for an IAPT low-intensity post, check in the contract whether you have to commit yourself to working in this capacity for several years as this may interfere with your plans to apply for clinical.
Last week we checked out Aggro's weird post check it here if you missed it).
A few months ago, TechCrunch's Alexia Tsotsis kicked things off with a great, provocative post (check out the comments, too) arguing results don't match up with the offline reality of one's influence.
For example, Soundtracking posts music and Foursquare posts place check-ins.
The post checks the Con Ed plants at Astoria, Hell Gate, Ravenswood, E. 60th St., Waterside, Kip's Bay, East River, Hudson Ave . and Kent Ave
A message will pop up on their screen about the card post check-in.
Borrowing an idea from the "Post Check-In" world, they'll be rolling out Targeted Deals in the coming months.
Angel investor, Dave McClure, kicked up some dust this month with his post, "Check-Ins Are Coupons.
