The phrase "a thorough validation of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of verifying or confirming the accuracy, quality, or effectiveness of something in detail.
Example: "The researchers conducted a thorough validation of the new testing method to ensure its reliability."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive assessment of" or "an in-depth verification of".
This paper discusses a general strategy for a thorough validation of the gas kinetics models in ANFIBE.
This paper presents a thorough validation of the accuracy and repeatability of the DFIS system when used to measure 6DOF dynamic knee kinematics.
In this framework, the authors worked on the development of this technology addressing both numerical and experimental activities up to a thorough validation of a physical prototype.
While the agreement between different bottom-up models is generally satisfying, only in a few cases a thorough validation of the result was done.
A thorough validation of the presented methods is conducted, examining the pure advection of the interface indicator function as well as the application to evolving interfaces with surface tension.
In the present work a detailed description of ANTEO+ structure is given along with a thorough validation of the main models implemented for flow split, pressure drops and subchannel temperatures.
A thorough validation on the basis of the most recent FDA guidelines for bioanalytical method validation showed that the method is selective, precise, and accurate (≤15% RSD), and sensitive over the relevant clinical range of 5 1,500 ng/mL for oseltamivir and 20 1,500 ng/mL for the oseltamivircarboxylate metabolite.
A thorough validation process of the numerical model, based on published experimental data is described.
However, even after a thorough validation and an evaluation of the representativeness of a model, some degree of uncertainty regarding the prediction will always remain since population models are and will always be based on a limited amount of knowledge.
We interpret these findings as a first indication that the proposed model can generate valid forecasts for developed countries experiencing (ir)regular mortality trajectories; a thorough validation will be part/object of follow-up analyses possibly including mortality forecasts for more countries using different base periods, forecast horizons, core models, and RCs.
Ideally we would have made a more thorough validation of the questionnaire and its reliability, for instance through a test re-test procedure.
