frequent inspection
collocation in Englishmeaningsoffrequentandinspection
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frequent
adjective
uk/ˈfriː.kwənt/us/ˈfriː.kwənt/
happening ...
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inspection
noun[C or U]
uk/ɪnˈspek.ʃən/us/ɪnˈspek.ʃən/
the act of looking at something carefully, or an official visit to a building or organization to check that everything is correct ...
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(Definition offrequentandinspectionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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In one respect this, of course, does reduce the regulatory burden, inasmuch as it means less detailed and lessfrequentinspectionor intervention.
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The specially approved quarantine place is subject tofrequentinspectionby our veterinary officers.
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There is no dispute about the need for morefrequentinspectionand enforcement of the items which have been generally agreed.
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Seeing the very large number of these deaths, is it not possible, by means of morefrequentinspection, or otherwise, to diminish this number?
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In many other countries detailed andfrequentinspectionis applied as a matter of routine to all companies.
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He also suggested that there should be much morefrequentinspectionthan is possible at the moment.
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In addition, morefrequentinspectionof the equipment of all tankers will be required.
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Frequentinspectionby regimental officers of the buildings in which their men are quartered in order that damage may be noted are essential.
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As to machine imperfections, thorough and morefrequentinspectionof machines should be officially required, as all cars increase their troubles with age.
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In the main what has been proposed is more prompt andfrequentinspectionand new and unproved methods of assessing damage.
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There ought to be better and morefrequentinspection.
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That morefrequentinspectionpattern enables better guarantees to be given to parents and local charge payers of the standards and effectiveness of schools.
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The combined effect of morefrequentinspectionand local resourcing will enable schools to react quickly where they need to improve their religious education.
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It will provide for morefrequentinspectionof tankers over a certain age.
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I believe that there is need for morefrequentinspectionand that we need to awaken the public conscience to demand a higher standard of components on some vehicles.
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These include regular reviews of the staff position and of comprehensive statements of branch costs, as well asfrequentinspectionof branches by the general manager of the company.
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These factories have been subject tofrequentinspection, and much has been done by improved mechanical ventilation, medical examination of the workers, and other precautions, to minimise the danger.
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Perform morefrequentinspectionto ensure high confidence of safety at high-speed.
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Provision was made for asylums and for theirfrequentinspection.
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Over its service life, however, it will cost less to maintain, largely because the easy accessibility of components inside will encourage their morefrequentinspection.
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