The phrase "a valid procedure to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or processes that are acceptable or legitimate for achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The researchers established a valid procedure to ensure the accuracy of their results."
Alternatives: "an acceptable method to" or "a legitimate process to".
Visual impact assessments generally lack a reliable and valid procedure to evaluate the impact's magnitude.
After the set of parameters is fixed, a valid procedure should lead to results that coincide qualitatively with known from other methods, at least for a well-known object like daytime Pc3 pulsations.
The method of intra-articular injections of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) to patients with persistent pain related to severe temporomandibular joint dysfunction described by Pihut et al. [88] seems to be a valid procedure for decreasing TMD pain.
He was an advocate of fair and valid procedures to protect the public and to treat candidates for licenses equitably.
Using the xylose disappearance as a measure for determining the residence time is a valid procedure as it was established beyond any doubt that the xylose disappearance rate is not affected by loss reactions to be discussed later.
This would be a valid procedure if it is assumed that there is no effect of location/stand edge on stem volume.
Since there is not a preponderance of positive papers showing the benefits of a surgical technique over conservative therapy, the nonoperative treatment is still considered a valid procedure in the grade III acromioclavicular separation.
As an example, (Stansfield and Hansen's 1983, pp. 29, 31) review of relevant literature concludes that cloze is a valid procedure because cloze tests in different studies have correlated highly with other lengthy measures of second language proficiency.
Even if, in the last years, the number of publications about the surgical procedure are increasing, it is still not evident which is the gold standard and the conservative treatment is considered a valid procedure also for grade III acromioclavicular separation.
This is a valid procedure since the libraries are independently obtained from the same organ in approximately the same tissue state (normal or cancerous).
