The phrase "a question of the validity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is valid or legitimate, often in academic or formal contexts.
Example: "The debate centered around a question of the validity of the research findings presented."
Alternatives: "an issue of validity" or "a matter of validity".
This raises a question on the validity and reliability of a statement of motivation as a tool for selection.
The rates of resistance shown in our study are similar to national surveillance rates in Norway, but are somewhat higher than a recent study of a NH in Sweden raising a question of the external validity of our study [ 31, 34].
Ebbinghaus remarks that such a limited selection has raised the question of the validity of analyses comprising only a number of cases with similar economic and political developments.
Thus, there were presented both the question of the validity of a withdrawal and the question of the validity of a ratification following rejection.
That alone raises the question of the validity of a graduation rate metric.
SEMLER v. OREGON STATE BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS et al. This case presents the question of the validity of a statute of the state of Oregon, enacted in 1933, relating to the conduct of dentists.
Rep. 44, the court considered the question of the validity of a Texas statute relating to foreign corporations desiring to transact business in that state.
Interestingly, almost all articles on programmes in physiotherapy, nursing and general practice discussed the question of the validity of a clinical course taught masters.
In the view that the question of the Validity of an Act of Congress was involved and that the suit was within the purview of Section 3 of the Act of Congress of August 24, 1937, 50 Stat.
The quality of inpatient care does not influence the risk of readmission, which therefore raises a question about the validity of using the rate of readmission as an outcome measure of psychiatric inpatient care.
