The phrase "a revalidation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of confirming or validating something again, often in a formal or technical context.
Example: "The study serves as a revalidation of previous research findings, confirming their accuracy and relevance."
Alternatives: "a reaffirmation of" or "a confirmation of".
To add this parameter would need at least a revalidation of the NPI calculation.
Current Controlled Trials ISRCTN55280791 According to the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) Guidance document concerning patient-reported outcomes, the application of an existing patient-reported instrument to a new population requires a revalidation of the instrument in question [ 1].
The inclusion of read pairs with more than one mismatch in the alignment can be considered but has a risk of falsely predicted SVs due to mapping errors, requiring a revalidation of our proposed SV size deviation versus the observed frequency rule.
Moreover, it marks an assured step towards a timely revalidation of the cultural inheritance of a country whose recent past evinces the shattering consequences of organized man branded by brutality and inculcated with ideology.
"It's a great revalidation of antisense," Stanley T. Crooke, the chairman and chief executive of Isis, said of the deal with Lilly.
According to our guidelines after the intended provision of relief and symptom alleviation initially our approach in most cases was to reach a state of "conscious sedation" by reducing the dosages of sedatives to a level of communication that revalidation of the clinical situation could be achieved.
The Australian scheme seems to have both educational and revalidation components, but the number of slides is low and there is only one circulation per year that we consider insufficient as a revalidation method.
Such an approach would allow the revalidation of data from microplate cell-based assays that are only possible with potentially heterogeneous cell populations.
Revalidation of existing data is a common practice of several biological databases, for example (2) mentions several steps of re-annotation for Swiss-Prot, one of the most well-known and authoritative databases.
Revalidation of practising doctors has prompted a wave of worldwide interest and remains a high-stakes challenge.
Data were collected in a robust manner in face to face interviews, with revalidation of at least 10% of participants to ensure the correct classification and answers to key questions.
