The phrase "a verification through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a process or method of confirming or validating something.
Example: "The results of the experiment were confirmed through a verification through multiple trials."
Alternatives: "a confirmation via" or "a validation through".
Through a verification and validation approach, the model predictions are compared to the experimental results for both target configurations.
"We talked to her multiple times and verified the full details," he said, adding that his company puts every client through a verification process to validate that they understand the risks — from lawsuits to garnished wages.
The applicability of the CG model in predicting the elastic properties of CNT/polymer composites is also evaluated through a verification process with a micromechanical model for unidirectional short fibers.
In other words, Google deals with copyright infringement by passively reacting to a claim at face-value, rather than actively investigate that each piece of content being hosted on its services goes through a verification system to prove originality and authenticity of copyrighted material.
Through a verification process including confirmation by RT-PCR and expression induction or reduction upon transient expression of FLCN, the number of genes for further analysis was reduced to 15 (Table S1).
All raw data was scanned into Teleform (Version 10.1) and went through a verification process to improve accuracy.
Scanned data are passed through a verification program to check ranges of variables and consistency between responses (e.g., if a date of diagnosis was recorded was the disease itself reported?).
If the petition goes through a verification process, the names will need to be verified, and if there are doubles or fake identities, the petition will not stand.
Study of the various functional components in communication-based train control (CBTC) system necessitates a good structural design followed by its validation and verification through a formal modelling technique.
So, how does this whole verification-through-Vladimir work?
