The word 'rechecked' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to check again, especially for accuracy or correctness. Example: After completing the exam, the students were required to recheck their answers before handing in their tests.
"There are malnourished children [in Tajikistan], pensioners are having their benefits cut, our disabled people are being rechecked for their disabilities, and at the same time a lot of money is spent on a theatre.
Its instruments are extremely sensitive and NASA's scientists have checked and rechecked them for any signs of bias or excess noise and come up with nothing.
Among the tests that will be rechecked are 41 handled by Mr Ban since 1999, some of them capital murder cases.Enhancing the death penaltyThe outside audit also showed that employees of the state division of forensic science felt that they were under pressure from their bosses, and Mr Gilmore's office, to tie up the Washington case despite confusing evidence.
We told him to have it rechecked as soon as he can.
She knew that errors could have sneaked into the data in a variety of ways, so she and her colleagues checked and rechecked the figures.
When she got an M.R.I. she discovered what appeared to be five tumors growing in her bones... Finally she talked with two more doctors who rechecked the material and realized that the apparent tumors were actually radiation necrosis.
Sands rechecked the Skype address Malkovich had e-mailed him, an allusion to a notorious libertine.
Through the first few turns, I checked and rechecked my cheat-sheet, but by mid-Wiggle, I realized that no cheat-sheet was necessary.
You have to accept on faith that your harness and rope, carefully tied, checked and rechecked by Mr. Wray, will hold you.
During rain delays, levels will be rechecked and players maintaining the field will have to wear rubber gloves.
I have not rechecked his tally, but sadly I have no reason to doubt it.
