checkpoint
/ˈtʃek.pɔɪnt/Definitions
1. noun
A point at which people or vehicles must stop and be identified or searched, especially for security purposes.
“The soldiers set up a checkpoint on the main road to control the flow of traffic.”
2. noun
A point at which progress or development can be evaluated or assessed.
“The project manager set a checkpoint to review the team’s progress and make necessary adjustments.”
3. verb
To stop or pause at a specific point in order to evaluate or assess progress.
“The team had to checkpoint their work to meet the project deadline.”