The phrase "a verification link" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a hyperlink that is sent to confirm or validate something, such as an email address or account.
Example: "Please check your email and click on the verification link to activate your account."
Alternatives: "a confirmation link" or "an authentication link."
For instance, a badge can include a verification link that makes it possible to check with the issuer about authenticity and status, should the badge have an expiration date.
There's a verification link sent via email that you click on and then you're in.
You sign up by just entering your email address, which send you a verification link to assure you're the addresses owner.
The idea is that instead of signing in with your Yahoo ID, and then clicking off to your Yahoo mail to click on a verification link, a button just takes you to a sign-in page on Yahoo, which verifies your account to Google, and then sends you back.
To sign the petition, you'll need to sign in (this includes providing your name, email address, and zipcode, then enter a captcha code), wait to receive an email with a verification link, click on the link, and then sign ithe petition.
When you've completed the form, you should receive an email with a verification link in it.
The site introduced a new feature that lets you make a temporary verification link for their online sales of used camera goods, which is handy since you don't want the listing hanging around once the gear is already sold.
You can verify a Twitter account via VooiceBoo by sending the Twitter user a VooiceBoo Verification Link to their twitter account.
He made short work of Triple J's email verification security by purchasing bulk hotmail accounts at a cost of $12 per 1,000 addresses, and coded a solution to automatically check each address for the verification link after the vote has been placed.
Once you click on the verification link that was sent to your email, a link to the website verified for is automatically added to their "Contributor To" section on their Google+ profile.
When first registering for a Yahoo account, you are requested to provide a valid, functional e-mail where they will send you the verification link.
