The phrase "a valid overall" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of overall validity, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The analysis provided a valid overall assessment of the situation."
Alternatives: "a valid overall assessment" or "an overall valid conclusion."
They neglect the pre-1980s theperatures, the post-2000 temperatures, and the recent millennium of historical temperatures – they take a few unidentified data points out of a long series that support their desired point – fail to mention those data points and past trends that refute their point – and assert that they have presented a valid overall picture – in short, cherry-picking.
The results of this study lead us to concur with Bonk and Ockey that the group oral may also be a reasonably solid basis upon which to make a valid overall decision about students' L2 oral ability.
At T+90 days, 101 of 115 patients produced a valid overall CCQ score.
The HQ does not provide a valid overall measure of hypersensitivity to sound in the UK population with tinnitus.
At T+4 days 118 of 129 still participating patients produced a valid overall score on the CCQ and were included in the analysis.
20 In order to produce a valid overall score, three, three and two questions on the symptoms domain, functional state and mental state domain, respectively, need to be answered.
The current model for improving access to quality SRHR services for FSW and other MARP along the Tete corridor, Mozambique, is challenged by high incremental operational costs but remains a valid model overall.
Considerable work has gone into developing valid overall deficiency measures.
However, other findings have indicated that diagnoses used in GP records are valid overall, and there are no incentives to apply incorrect diagnoses [ 33, 34].
If the matters above are addressed, though, a well-defined overall score may present all stakeholders with a valid and reliable overall view of quality of care from the patients' perspective.
And in a quarter of the polling stations, people were allowed to vote without a valid ID. "The overall picture is both disenfranchisement, illegal voting and sporadic chaos at the polls," said Laura Thornton, the head of the institute's Cambodia office.
