The phrase "a validation meeting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a meeting intended to confirm or verify certain aspects of a project, process, or product.
Example: "We will hold a validation meeting next week to ensure that all requirements have been met before the final approval."
Alternatives: "a confirmation meeting" or "a verification meeting".
The questionnaire was reviewed by a panel of 8 experts and discussed in a validation meeting to establish content validity.
Finally, a validation meeting with the program coordinator was organized to reflect on the vaccination program and the results of the FGD.
It combines a desk review of materials and a country visit in which key stakeholders were consulted making use of semi-structured interviews, focus group discussions and a validation meeting.
Both documents were drafted and a validation meeting held in 2009 (39), but did not gain acceptability in the political sphere until the MHC mobilized civil society and the policy community, including the Mental Health Steering Committee and the First Lady of Sierra Leone to publically and formally launch the policy documents on World Mental Health Day 2012 (39).
During a results validation meeting with the MSM community, one of the participants described a publicized incident in which a service provider reported a patient to the police for homosexual practices when the patient sought treatment of an STI in Lilongwe.
These revised materials were made available to a second group of invited participants before they attended a second, smaller, validation meeting held in October 2009 which lasted for four hours.
The LOR for the method was determined as the lowest spike level of the validation meeting these method performance acceptability criteria.
The discussion with the vaccinators and the validation meeting with the program coordinator were led by the first author of this paper.
GP10: Yes [agreement] (respondent validation meeting) Tutors adopted various roles within the marking process, in relation to each other's marking.
Three types of triangulation methods were applied: cross reference of different data sources (interviews and documentation); investigator triangulation – the deployment of multiple evaluators; and review by inquiry participants through the respondents' validation meeting and consultation with UNICEF and government key respondents during the report drafting process.
The data was validated through validation meetings with some of the respondents who took part in the study.
