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spot check [′spät ‚chek]
(industrial engineering)
A check or inspection of certain steps in an operation, process, or the like, of certain parts of a piece of equipment or of a representative lot of completed parts or articles; the steps or parts inspected would normally be only a small percentage of the total.
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Up to 50 inspectors are being recruited to spot-check construction sites.
Crackdown on builders risking lives; SAFETY by The Mirror (London, England)
Spot-checks are to be introduced after bosses were told of the abuse of Edinburgh Council's flexitime system.
Flexitime fiddle by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
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CLEAN UP YOUR ACTS; WALES Hospitals' cleanliness judged sub-standard by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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