The phrase "repeat check" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used in a technical or formal context, such as in a manual or report, to refer to the process of double-checking something. Example: "Before submitting your form, please perform a repeat check to ensure all information is accurate and complete."
I'm not the first person to say this, but it bears repeating: "Check your own privilege".
The PE specialist also ensured that the children's perceived exertion was rated as "somewhat hard to hard" based on a repeated check every 5 min that rating on the categorized Borg scale was between 4 and 6 [ 29].
By default, DataMan checks your data use every 10 minutes, and those repeated check-ins can run down the battery slightly faster than it might otherwise.
The Jags played a very conservative Cover 2 most of the afternoon, aimed at forcing Peyton Manning into repeated check-downs.
Locative media Apps employ very simple scoring systems, such as points for each check-in and badges for repeated check-ins, as well as stars and tags.
The glycemic control with insulin to maintain blood glucose (BG) within a narrow range as currently recommended involves repeated checks of BG.
It is argued that: (1) repeated checking increases familiarity with the issues checked; (2) increased familiarity promotes conceptual processing which inhibits perceptual processing; (3) inhibited perceptual processing makes recollections less vivid and detailed and finally; (4) reduction in vividness and detail promotes distrust in memory.
Repeated checks confirmed the satellite was working correctly.
Kailey, Faye's partner in "losing her lesbian virginity", did say it made her excited to think about the audience outside, but for the most part, Goedele's repeated check-ins about whether or not guests were happy to have participated in the show were met with deferrals and awkward stammering about generally being a bit horny, now, I guess.
