Vet (verb)

1. Inspect or examine (something) thoroughly so as to ensure its quality or safety.
2. Check the credentials or background of (someone), especially in order to ensure they are suitable for a particular job or task.

Origin:

Early 20th century: shortening of veterinary.

Examples:

1. The company vetted all the applicants before making a final decision.
2. The new hire was vetted by the HR department before starting the job.
3. The project was vetted by the experts to ensure its feasibility.
4. The new drug was vetted by the FDA before it was approved for public use.
5. The organization vetted all the potential suppliers before awarding the contract.