The phrase "review functions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of evaluating or assessing the functions of a system, program, or process.
Example: "During the meeting, we will take time to review functions to ensure everything is operating as intended."
Alternatives: "evaluate functions" or "assess functions".
Peer review functions as a giant, loosely woven net.
Of course, potentially sensitive security information presents particular problems, but it cannot be satisfactory for the commissioner to discharge his review functions merely with a cosy chat with government spooks.
But another was that because we had this unusual mixture of functions in the IC review functions, I had to do independent tribunal type review, but then I also had to perform an advocacy role".
In this review, functions of gangliosides in the maintenance of nervous systems with a focus on regulation of inflammation and neurodegeneration are addressed.
In this review, functions of biomaterials as carriers, barriers, or reactors during cell-based regenerative medicine are discussed respectively to shed light on directions for future development of optimally functional biomaterials in regenerative medicine.
The QX10 and QX100, for those unfamiliar with Sony's strange forays into the world of snap-on lenses, are standalone cameras (complete with a sensor and lens combo) that connects to your smartphone via an app for viewfinder and image review functions.
While there is strong public and political debate about that program, it is not part of the IC review function to join that debate.
But the business model proved flawed and in less than two years the review function was closed "due to the growth in other online directories including provider profiles on NHS Choices".
Do you use them at the front door, so that you are preventing people getting sucked into the system, or do you put them further back in the process undertaking a review function?
ResearchGate took advantage of the attention to unveil its Open Review function, allowing scientists to publicly review published scientific articles and preprints.
Accordingly, the courts are merely enforcing the contract rather than exercising a judicial review function.
