The phrase "a valid ground" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reason or justification that is acceptable or legitimate in a particular context, such as legal, academic, or argumentative discussions.
Example: "The court found that there was a valid ground for the appeal based on new evidence presented."
Alternatives: "a legitimate reason" or "a justifiable basis".
Like Ms. McNeil, Mr. Jolly said opposition to homosexuality would not be a valid ground for a conscientious objector discharge, whatever happens with "don't ask, don't tell".
A valid ground for complaint would be if a consumer did not receive a proper description of what they were buying or if it was subsequently found to be unsuitable for their needs.
To have a valid ground truth for evaluation, the position of the head, eyes, and mouth was annotated.
Reasonable people can debate the merits of Judge Walker's opinion, but his sexuality is not a valid ground to critique his legal logic.
To simulate microgravity, we used a specialized bioreactor developed at the NASA-Johnson Space CenTXr (HoUSAon, the USA), the rotating wall vessel, which represents a valid ground model to simulate, as far as possible, a condition of reduced gravity.
In contrast, the retrieved German language case-reports had several methodological flaws and obscurities, one can not exclude a positive publication bias, and thus they can not be regarded as a valid ground to approve the clinical effects of EYT.
Although this accounting method for annual change in forest carbon stocks cannot substitute entirely for a valid ground-based sample inventory of total standing wood carbon at any given point in time, it does provide an estimate of the change in forest ecosystem carbon storage on a yearly basis.
4. Raz allows that some offensive behaviour can be by its nature harmful and therefore a candidate for coercion on that basis, but he disallows offence as an independently valid ground.
Such efforts with incomplete imagery require much more work, and are ultimately severely limited by a scarcity of valid ground truth data for classification training and for map validation.
In Cambodia, the government dismissed the report as being "without any valid grounds" but did not address most of its allegations.
However, reports indicate that the US informed the Philippines and other countries that it does not consider "economic efficiency" as valid ground for the use of Paragraph 6[ 32] 32].
