'practical check' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a type of practical assessment, such as a written or oral test. For example, "We conducted a practical check of the candidates' knowledge on the subject."
This type of analysis can also provide a practical check of hypotheses about how an artifact spreads geographically.
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Those subdivisions' safeguards provide practical checks in the settlement context.
There are so few "practical checks on the executive branch's ability to initiate force," wrote Zack Beauchamp in Vox, that letting an unstable executive have his way can court unacceptable risks — like nuclear war on the Korean Peninsula, let's say.
This quick, practical check-list (Additional file 1) contains a systematic list of final check points for before and after critically ill patients are moved, and includes: 1) systematic tasks to be carried out before each patient is transported, and 2) systematic patient and equipment checks (ABCDEF) to be carried out after each patient is moved, which focus on the essential points.
Second, from a pragmatic perspective, the importance ranking for cancer prognosis factors and the patient segments require practical checking by medical specialists.
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"It is not practical to check everyone coming into the airport meet-and-greet area," he said.
