The phrase "a verification visit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a visit intended to confirm or validate certain information or conditions, often in a professional or official context.
Example: "The auditor scheduled a verification visit to ensure compliance with the regulations."
Alternatives: "an inspection visit" or "a validation visit."
If only information from the MADE-IN process (without the verification visit of MADE-FOR) is used, some 'matches' (PRDs reported in both networks) are missed, and some 'false positives' remain undetected.
Russia, France and China had urged an immediate shift from intrusive inspections to passive monitoring and verification visits.
Data verification visits were conducted at 10percentt of sites (typically 4 per country) to verify the accuracy of PANCEA data.
Paradoxically these GPs are highly likely to be exposed to a multitude of external peer review activities such as prescribing reviews, training practice accreditation visits, contractual verification visits and annual GP appraisal - but did not associate these professional obligations with the concept of 'peer review'.
U.S. officials may undertake or assist in a verification under this section by conducting visits in the territory of Colombia, along with the competent authorities of Colombia, to the premises of an exporter, producer, or any other person involved in the movement of textile or apparel goods from Colombia to the United States.
Collecting at the first hospital visit was also thought to be acceptable as a one-off but repeat recording at subsequent visits was not thought necessary, however repeat visits could be used as a verification point.
"I also would question establishment of a verification process".
Twitter claims that a verification is not an endorsement.
Legislators have introduced a bill calling for a verification system.
Vendors are vetted by a verification firm called Square Trade.
