The phrase "a cross verification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of checking or confirming information against another source to ensure accuracy.
Example: "The report included a cross verification of the data collected from various surveys to ensure its reliability."
Alternatives: "a double-check of" or "a validation of".
In this paper, the residual stress state of thermally sprayed ceramic coatings was examined by combining different experimental and analytical techniques, in order to provide a thorough characterisation of through-thickness stress profiles and a cross-verification of results.
The primary filters include a threshold for minimum observed frequencies for each word in both sequencing directions and a cross-verification of the sequence through partial assembly of words from independent sets of reads.
This cross verification of design representations is indispensable for the efficient evolution of a design and to ease debugging of more complicated RTL design representations by comparing them against corresponding behavioral golden models [26].
This has potential to enhance the validation and reliability of our analysis through cross verification of methods used.
The cross verification of geo-referencing on ground was subsequently performed using hand held global positioning system (GPS) at random locations for precision.
The second step utilizes partial assembly of words from dictionaries from overlapping ROAs to validate sequence patterns as a cross-verification process.
Triangulation of one-on-one and focus group interview data helped enhance the credibility of the findings by enabling cross verification from these two forms of interview.
For additional cross-verification of the BAC clone orders, a total of 108 pairs of BAC-end oligo primers were designed for amplification by PCR of the common loci in two overlapping BACs.
Although this collective provision of information could threaten confidentiality and potentially stigmatize families and communities, it does offer an opportunity for cross verification and validation of the VA data.
Very few studies have fine-mapped the genes, not to mention carrying out cross-verification of these genes [6].
