inspection

n. the act of looking at something closely to check its condition or to find problems.

n. the act of examining something carefully and critically, often to detect flaws or verify quality.

“On closer inspection, the mechanic found a small crack in the engine.”

“Upon closer inspection of the ancient manuscript, the researchers discovered faint marginalia that had been overlooked for centuries.”

n. an official visit to a place, like a school or factory, to make sure everything is safe and follows the rules.

n. a formal or official viewing of a facility or organisation to ensure compliance with regulations or standards.

“The restaurant had to close for a day during the health inspection.”

“The factory underwent a rigorous safety inspection following the implementation of the new environmental protocols.”

n. an official group or organization that checks that laws and rules are being obeyed.

n. an administrative body or agency tasked with monitoring and enforcing specific legal or professional standards.

“The school is waiting for the report from the national education inspection.”

“The maritime inspection has the authority to detain any vessel that fails to meet international safety requirements.”

Formal · Technical