The phrase "a verification for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a process or document that confirms or validates something specific.
Example: "We need a verification for the identity of the applicant before proceeding with the application."
Alternatives: "a confirmation for the" or "a validation for the".
However, the CPK method is still in need of a verification for studying the basic plasma phenomena: particle heating and acceleration by collisionless shocks, magnetic field reconnection, beam dynamics, etc.
The influence of the nanocrystalline phase, temperature, pressure, and concentration on the isobaric thermal expansivity coefficient is also analyzed, looking for a verification of the surprising results for different nanofluids found by Nayak et al. [8, 9].
For a verification of the technical robustness of the rank-based skew-normal analysis, we conducted a small sensitivity analysis.
The IGT was the central test for a verification of the Somatic Marker Hypothesis.
Moreover, the presented neat formulae serve a verification tool for the researchers actively working in the field, particularly when numerical methods are employed to investigate more complex phenomena.
We were not able to undertake observation as a verification method for the data given since the study was based on interviews with clients about their experiences with intrapartum care services received.
As a first verification for the increase in power by simultaneously using the parallel screening structure, we resampled datasets, each consisting of a fixed number of siRNAs and pathogens, and fitted the PMM, respectively the Moderated T-Test (MTT) [ 36] for the case of one pathogen (see Methods for details).
We establish a maximum principle and a verification theorem for the Nash equilibrium point by virtue of the duality and convex variation approach.
Lengthy negotiations to fashion a verification scheme for the 29-year-old treaty banning biological weapons are edging closer to agreement, although some important issues are yet to be resolved, the talks' chairman says.
America under both Bill Clinton and George Bush has shunned a new international criminal court, the treaty for which has been ratified by 70 other countries, and the Bush administration has pulled out of efforts to agree on a verification protocol for the Biological Weapons Convention.
