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check list

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noun

  1. a list of items, facts, names, etc, to be checked or referred to for comparison, identification, or verification

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The charity has several tools to support patients and clinicians including a digital app and a check list, so patients can track their symptoms and know what their personal risks are and lower them.

From BBC

Through this, you can create your own career check list, and avoid wasting time on ill-fitting applications.

From BBC

There is a choreography to them and a check list of moments to hit – parliaments, dignitaries, military, environment and culture.

From BBC

This checklist, immensely valuable to park managers and botanists, is filled with descriptions and photos useful to anyone interested in Arctic botany and is out now in the open-access, peer-reviewed journal Check List.

From Science Daily

"I was going through the check list in my head. It was just tick, tick tick."

From BBC