The phrase "a valid measurement of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the accuracy or reliability of a specific measurement in relation to a particular variable or concept.
Example: "The study provides a valid measurement of the participants' cognitive abilities through standardized testing."
Alternatives: "an accurate assessment of" or "a reliable gauge of".
The exit strategy has proven successful as a valid measurement of student program outcomes.
This indicates that the proposed Safety Diagnosis Criteria can provide a valid measurement of safety in industrial organisations.
Several previous attempts in literature to measure the plane strain fracture toughness of commercially drawn MP35N did not produce reliable values since they violated one or more of the criteria stipulated by ASTM standards for a valid measurement of KIc.
Also, these studies show that the adapted questionnaire is a valid measurement of household food insecurity.
A valid measurement of domain-specific competence builds on the requirements of a particular domain, that is the bundle of tasks that one is expected to solve.
The implication of these findings is that the use of the multiple choice format in language tests, often justified on the grounds of its reliability and practicality, may not actually represent a valid measurement of language ability at all, and that measurement accuracy is being sacrificed in the cause of economy and efficiency.
The availability of Chinese OBQ-44 would provide Chinese researchers with a valid measurement to evaluate the severity of dysfunctional beliefs in Chinese context, and to facilitate cross-cultural comparison in the future.
The KIDSCREEN-10 is a valid measurement tool of health related quality of life in children and adolescents.
We used ED occupancy rate as our measure of ED crowding because it is a parsimonious, valid measurement of ED crowding.
The CS is a subset of the FAS and will include all subjects with a valid measurement at the end of the study Period (15 months) for the primary efficacy variable.
By considering the maximum optical path that gives a valid measurement and the movement capabilities of the ground telescope, a connection cone of 45∘ around the zenith can be defined.
