The phrase "regulatory checks" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the processes of inspecting and verifying whether an entity or system is meeting an accepted standard or requirement. For example, "The organization is implementing more stringent regulatory checks to ensure compliance with safety standards."
Varadkar said Ireland was exploring the possibility of conducting regulatory checks away from the border, potentially on business premises.
Worse, many banks were part of bigger business groups, into which they funnelled bank deposits, unhampered by regulatory checks.
There would need to be customs and regulatory checks between Great Britain and the EU when we pulled out of the customs union and single market.
We want to keep our product standards aligned so that goods can be exported to and imported from the EU without unnecessary regulatory checks.
If Britain had a "common rulebook" with the EU matching standards of agrifood and goods then regulatory checks would not be needed.
He described regulatory checks as routine and said he had not had contact with the European Central Bank regarding an assessment of HNA's stake in Deutsche Bank.
We saw this potential prior to her entrance into public office, when she formulated the idea for and crafted the charter of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the financial industry's first real regulatory check protecting the everyday American.
This multi-level approach has resulted in new insights into the metabolic strategies carried out to effect this shift between two dramatically different modes of growth and identified a number of potential flux control and regulatory check points as a further step toward understanding metabolic adaptation and the cellular strategies employed to maintain metabolic setpoints.
Helminth infections and the use of helminth-derived products, such as ES-62, serve as valuable tools for dissecting key regulatory check-points balancing proinflammatory responses and resolution of pathogenic inflammation that may ultimately identify new clinically relevant therapeutic targets.
As accounting for these additional levels of regulation in multiple biopsies would be exceedingly challenging, targeting multiple tumor clones might best be accomplished using immunotherapy approaches such as tumor-lysate stimulated adoptive cell transfer or immune regulatory check point blockade agents such as ipilimumab.
While CPT1 is recognized to be an important regulatory check-point in controlling the rate of fatty acid β-oxidation, increases in CPT1 protein levels may not be sufficient to enhance enzyme activity, given the known allosteric inhibition of CPT1 by malonyl CoA.
