precheck
verbUK /ˌpriːˈtʃek/
US /ˌpriːˈtʃek/
To check something before the main check happens.
We precheck our bags before the trip.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A check done in advance.
The precheck at the airport was quick.
3. To look over something early to catch problems.
Please precheck the list before the meeting.
4. An early test to make sure everything is ready.
The teacher did a precheck of the computers.