The phrase "a tremendous validation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing strong approval or confirmation of something, often in a positive context.
Example: "The research findings serve as a tremendous validation of our initial hypothesis."
Alternatives: "a significant endorsement of" or "a powerful affirmation of".
It felt like a tremendous validation of what we had done.
"It was a tremendous validation of everything," Schoenberg, who seemed barely able to contain his exhilaration, said.
"It's a tremendous validation of the role of artists as an economic and a spiritual force," said Ed Harsh, president of Meet the Composer, a nonprofit group devoted to the creation of new musical work in America.
While this deal is a tremendous validation of the outstanding product we've built, it's also particularly remarkable because it's the most sizeable outcome for a mobile advertising company ever.
Success in the ongoing phase 3 trials of bapineuzumab would not only be a tremendous validation of preclinical modeling of a progressive neurological disease, but would represent a new era in hypothesis-driven, disease-modifying therapy for this poorly served patient population.
It was a tremendous validation for them--and for me as an educator.
"It would be a tremendous validation," Gov. Bob McDonnell of Virginia, a Republican, said in an interview.
"This Series C funding round from two of the industry's most highly respected and successful investment firms is tremendous validation of the increased adoption of data governance as a corporate discipline".
"Calico added a tremendous amount of validation to aging research," George Vlasuk, the head of a biotech startup called Navitor, told me.
First and foremost, I feel a tremendous sense of accomplishment and validation.
His public endorsement of Obama is a huge validation of Obama and a tremendous repudiation of McCain.
