The phrase "a valid result in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or findings that are acceptable or legitimate within a specific context or field.
Example: "The experiment yielded a valid result in the study of chemical reactions."
Alternatives: "an acceptable outcome in" or "a legitimate finding in".
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.
It should be noted that when Tarzan succeeds in finding a valid result, these results are, in theory, optimal.
The mean score of the MSS was 15.1 ± 3.3 (SD) representing a valid result (p < 0.05), also in patients with bigger lesions (maximum defect size of 65.94 cm) reconstructed with local pericranial flap and Integra coverage.
When a rejected test was followed by an HIV test with a valid result (e.g., positive, negative or indeterminate) within the following 30 days after testing, only the HIV test with a valid result was included in the analysis.
This procedure assumes that the asymptotic distribution of the pollutant effect estimate has been achieved, and that a simple approximation to a full Bayesian analysis yields valid results in the second stage.
The PSQ is a reliable measure for assessing SRBP in children, and has demonstrated valid results in a pediatric population compared with polysomnography (PSG) [ 18] The PSQ consists of 22 items and three subscales that examine snoring, daytime sleepiness, and daytime behavior.
Moreover, our result also shows that the view-dependent approach provides valid results in a large biological scene with more than 10 billion elements.
In total 138 cases were assessed as valid, resulting in a response rate of 78%.
Experiments were performed with 12 16 animals per point, a number which previously provided statistically valid results in adult zebrafish [ 40].
