The phrase "a validation study for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a research study aimed at confirming the accuracy or effectiveness of a method, tool, or concept.
Example: "The researchers conducted a validation study for the new assessment tool to ensure its reliability in measuring student performance."
Alternatives: "a verification study for" or "an evaluation study for".
A standard approach in this situation is to translate one of those English-language instruments which are well validated, to carry out a validation study for the translation and to compare the results of the validation study with the studies for the original.
A validation study for the present model is performed using the present experimental data.
Such a validation study for the WAM using the dataset that begun under the CAWSES SpreadFEx-2 campaign is presented in Meriwether et al. (2013).
We present a validation study for TremAn a tool for automatic detection of tremor and measurement of its frequency from video recordings.
This study was design to develop a semi-quantitative Chinese Food Frequency Questionnaire (FFQ) and to conduct a validation study for the questionnaire.
In a validation study for retirees of Minas Gerais State (Amorim 2015), the scale was presented as one-dimensional; it kept the 19 items and explained 74.30% of variance.
We conducted a validation study of equations for the calculation of serum osmolarity (mapping onto serum osmolality) in older people with and without diabetes.
For example, a validation study of the PHQ-9 for patients with Parkinson's disease in the US reported that a cutoff score of 5 was appropriate for detecting MDD [28].
For example, a validation study of the GAD-7 for patients with epilepsy in the Korea reported that a cutoff score of 6 was appropriate for detecting GAD [32].
A validation study of molecular descriptors for the rational design of peptide libraries.
A validation study of genetic profiling for DCIS recurrence risk is under way [ 60].
