The phrase "a validation interview" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a process of confirming or verifying information through an interview format.
Example: "Before finalizing the project, we need to conduct a validation interview with the stakeholders to ensure all requirements are met."
Alternatives: "a verification interview" or "a confirmation interview".
As a result, our validation interview conducted by a clinical psychologist included standardized instruments for three major risk areas linked to many other psychosocial risk factors namely stress, trauma load and psychopathology.
Sixty-seven women were then randomly selected to participate in an extended standardized validation interview conducted by a clinical psychologist using established questionnaires to assesses current stress (ESI, PSS-14), symptoms of psychopathology (HSCL-25, PDS) and traumatic experiences (PDS, CFV).
Validation: All validation interviews were carried out by a PhD-student and clinical psychologist of the Department of Clinical Psychology of the University of Konstanz.
STAGE participants who completed a night eating validation interview to confirm the presence or absence of night eating and who had comorbidity data available (n=463) were compared on the lifetime prevalence of several psychiatric and medical conditions.
A randomized sample of sixty-seven participants was selected to participate in the validation interview by an experienced clinical psychologist.
Significant positive correlations between the KINDEX sum score and the global values assessed in the validation interview indicate high concurrent validity of the KINDEX.
All interviewers and interpreters of the validation interview were blind with respect to the outcome of the screening interview.
Third we wanted to examine the criterion-related concurrent validity of the KINDEX by assessing the relation of the KINDEX interview with the validation interview carried out by an expert clinical psychologist.
At the time of the validation interview, ex-combatants had an average of 5.2 years of formal education (SD = 4.2); 53% of them were married and their household included on average of 8.7 persons (SD = 5.1).
Significant correlations between the results obtained through the assessment using the KINDEX and the risk areas of stress, psychopathology and trauma load assessed in the validation interview demonstrate the criterion-related concurrent validity of the KINDEX.
