The phrase "a valid result for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcome of a process, experiment, or calculation that meets certain criteria or standards.
Example: "The experiment yielded a valid result for the hypothesis we were testing."
Alternatives: "an acceptable outcome for" or "a legitimate result for".
Mr. Orban, who has frequently railed against the European Union, initiated a referendum last autumn to reject participation in the bloc's plan to require its 28 member countries to accept a fair share of the refugees and asylum seekers trying to enter the Continent; the turnout was too low for a valid result.
When the polls closed, only 25.7 percent of the city's 9.4 million eligible voters had voted, lower than the 33.3 percent minimum for a valid result, leaving in place the broad lunch program set up in January by the opposition-dominated City Council.
As said, the methodology for testing the sites includes one simple API call and check for a valid result.
API-status.com calls and checks for a valid result on each of the APIs every five minutes from 42 locations across the globe.
So teach everything, from choosing and following a protocol to deciding how many repetitions are needed, within your system, for a valid result.
The methodology for testing the sites for this particular report includes one simple API call plus check for a valid result, which means that it's not exactly an in-depth functional test of the full APIs, but could still be used to evaluate whether one should rely on certain APIs for business purposes.
If insufficient blood was obtained for a valid result, another test kit was sent to participants.
Overall a positive serology was found for 83 of the 211 crew member for whom a valid result was available (39.3%).
For any other database which does not support the fetch operation, a valid result document must be manually analyzed for obtaining the final list of retrievable fields.
