The phrase "a validation to" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct form would be "a validation of" or "validation for."
Example: "The study provided a validation of the new theory proposed by the researchers."
Alternatives: "a confirmation of" or "an endorsement of."
Former US president George Bush regularly promised that history would prove a validation to the wisdom of his decision to invade the country.
"The way everyone conducted themselves, working together, coöperating, there's much, much more transparency and a lot of communication," he said, adding that responses to the murder "serve as a validation to the hard work that many men and women have contributed to the city since the tragic event in 2001".
The outcome of such experiments provides a validation to the predicted steady-state behavior.
"It's a validation to U.S. and global investors on the potential of this region and why they should look at deploying more money here.
Concentrix said it had completed a validation to confirm that all the advance warning letters that were expected to be sent out were sent out, and that it is satisfied with this process.
The Moto G outperforms the Galaxy S4 on boot time, browser launch, return home, making calls and more, Soni notes, which is a validation to the team that focusing on basics is more important than complicating things with skins.
And they transmit a rare validation to an audience, an entitlement to pure feelings of wonder, possessiveness and belief in the unbelievable.
They later failed to gain a validation order to gain access to their accounts, leaving players and staff at Fratton Park still waiting to be paid.
The Met Office are being open and transparent by making the forecasts available to allow a proper validation to occur.
We performed a final validation to estimate the overall accuracy of the predicted fetal haplotype.
Double data entry was carried out with a subsequent validation to guarantee the quality and consistency of the data.
