The phrase "a validation phase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to testing, quality assurance, or project management where a specific period is designated for confirming the accuracy or effectiveness of a process or product.
Example: "During the development of the software, we will implement a validation phase to ensure all features function as intended."
Alternatives: "a verification stage" or "a confirmation period."
After a validation phase on examples with known solutions, a laboratory enclosure, called MELANIE, used in the nuclear industry is modelled.
Our experimental results, composed of a training and a validation phase, show that with the proposed approach it is possible to estimate the hardware implementation effort.
The test is dual phased and consists of (i) a training phase using a first set of real-life data, during which the hypothesis is said to be true, and (ii) a validation phase during which a second set of real-life data is used to evaluate whether the hypothesis holds true or not.
After a validation phase (see methods), 100 nuclear genome SNPs were typed in 937 multiple sclerosis trio families.
We were encouraged to follow a validation phase due to two SNPs (rs35414 and rs2069398) remaining statistically significant after Bonferroni correction.
An optimization phase using 28 samples was followed by a validation phase using samples from 73 participants (20 with definite or probable TB, and 48 with non-TB).
The second phase included a pilot study of the QONCS and a subsequent validation phase through a multicentre study in 3 hospitals, 4 departments and 418 patients diagnosed with cancer and receiving care as inpatients.
The second step was a quantitative validation phase comprised a multicenter study in 3 hospitals, 10 departments and 1007 outpatients.
Finally, other genes identified by SSH remain to be explored and a prospective validation phase on a larger cohort is still needed before these biomarkers could be used in clinical practice.
The methods used during the creation of the context model can be grouped into three major parts: a factor identification phase, a model generation phase and a model validation phase (see Figure 2).
A first validation phase that provided a shortened version of the questionnaire (27-item version).
