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check your input

To examine the data you have entered to make sure it is correct.

In plain English

This means looking over the information that was entered and checking it for mistakes. The aim is to confirm that the data is right before it is used.

In context

Here, it asks for the information entered in the form to be examined to make sure it is correct.

Situation
Reading processing, queue, validation, success, warning, and error messages
What it communicates
asks the user to review the information entered in the form

Meaning limits

The term itself does not say whether any problem has already been found or whether any change will be needed.

Examples

“Before sending the booking request, Lena checked her input for mistyped dates and names.”

Core meaning

“The form instructed applicants to check their input before submission.”

In context