The phrase "a soundness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the quality of being sound, valid, or reliable, often in contexts like logic, reasoning, or health.
Example: "The soundness of the argument was questioned during the debate."
Alternatives: "a validity" or "a robustness".
We also provide a soundness result, i.e., p and Net(p) are bisimilar [25].
To provide a logic with an algebraic semantics was to interpret its language in a class of algebras, define a notion of satisfaction of a formula in an algebra of the class and prove a soundness and completeness theorem, usually for the theorems of the logic only.
We find then inside this richer language a way to represent both the needs of intuitionism and the elegance of classical logic: negation is involutive, sequents are symmetric, connectives are inter-definable, models are simple, and yet for the right encoding of intuitionistic logic into linear logic we can establish a soundness and completeness theorem.
The latter evaluates arguments in terms of "soundness," defining a sound argument as a deductively valid inference with true premises that establishes the truth of its conclusion.
Thorough examinations of the reproductive system of boars are generally not performed on normal boars to be used for breeding; only boars with problems undergo a form of a breeding soundness examination.
Throughout the study, bulls, which had passed a breeding soundness examination, were kept with each herd at a female:male ratio below 40 1.
Kaplan acknowledges the couple's "natural frailties" and clashes of temperament but sees a fundamental soundness to the partnership, which is what John Quincy Adams saw.
Have a breeding soundness exam.
The scary thing about bank runs is that doubts about a bank's soundness can be a self-fulfilling prophecy: a bank that should be safely in the black can nonetheless fail if it's forced to sell assets in a hurry.
The implication from left to right in the expression above is an algebraic soundness theorem and the implication from right to left an algebraic completeness theorem.
In addition, there was an overall soundness in the coordination of advocacy and social mobilization activities that used many channels to reach the target populations where they lived.
