The phrase "a strong validation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the confirmation or support of an idea, theory, or result, emphasizing the robustness of that confirmation.
Example: "The research provided a strong validation of the hypothesis, reinforcing the need for further studies in this area."
Alternatives: "a solid confirmation" or "a robust endorsement."
The company rejects charges that seem far from the norm and subjects the information to a "strong validation process," according to a UnitedHealth spokesman, Don Nathan.
The simulated code is generally a simplified version of the real code, and thus code porting to actual operating systems lacks a strong validation.
One, it's a strong validation of confidence in leap from a technical point of view, as well as validation that it can be embedded in consumer devices," Buckwald said.
Twitter COO Dick Costolo also managed to squeeze in a quote in the official press release, saying that he sees the acquisition as a "strong validation that valuable, sustainable businesses are emerging from the Twitter ecosystem".
This is a strong validation that Ansible's simplicity, enterprise customer base and robust community is winning in enterprise IT automation, from compute to networking to cloud to containers," said Saïd Ziouani, co-founder and CEO, Ansible, in a statement.
That's important because institutions are a strong validation of the business and the P2P industry and, with more funds available, they can help scale the loan book faster than individuals.
The obvious answer is that successful predictive categories are actually tracking the causal structure in the world that accounts for the shared nature of the different instances, so we should aim for a stronger validation of the diagnosis than mere predictive validity.
This is considered as a stronger validation procedure than splitting a dataset into two random parts to obtain one derivation and one validation dataset, or performing a cross-validation procedure.
The CFA approach used in this study provided a stronger validation compared to previous research on non-Western samples which just used Cronbach's alpha reliability as a measure of internal consistency (e.g., McInerney 2008).
Conversely the limitations also provide some advantages in that our results are a stronger validation of the intrinsic value of the identified biomarkers because the biomarker diagnostic potential is preferably not limited to just certain assays.
Our data provided strong validation of rs78378222 as a risk factor for glioma but do not support the tenet that the polymorphism being a clinically useful prognostic marker.
