The phrase "ability to validate the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill to confirm or verify something, often in a technical or analytical context.
Example: "The team demonstrated their ability to validate the results of the experiment through rigorous testing."
Alternatives: "capacity to verify the" or "skill to confirm the".
Owing to the limited number of air monitoring stations available, we had limited ability to validate the modeling, and our validation suggested only moderate correlation between modeled and measured ambient air levels.
She chose the crowdfunding route for three reasons: "Firstly, proof of concept and the ability to validate the idea before speaking to distributors, retailers and manufacturers; secondly, to get feedback from early adopters; thirdly, to increase awareness," Brooke says.
However, these measurements are usually limited in their ability to validate the completed model.
This research combines PNs and SRL to create PNSRL, which offers a more robust graphical view, the ability to validate the system model, and offers an SRL mathematical equation that utilizes PN capacities.
For large-scale data, a necessary condition for inclusion was our ability to validate the underlying evidence based on experiments described in the text.
Unfortunately, this has limited our ability to validate the various T1 measures against histology.
Doing this, however, would be limited by people changing their behavior in response to the observer and the ability to validate that the practice was sustained overtime.
Range of tools allowed for the triangulation of findings, thus enhancing the interpretation of the data and facilitating our ability to validate information as the study evolved.
The ability to validate theoretical spatial models for the location of cellular components at resolutions beyond the Abbe limit would increase the utility of fluorescence microscopy, allowing for improved quantitative analysis and for modeling of dynamic cellular processes.
The first revolves around the ability to validate an MVP, secure funding and the changing retail model enabled by crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter, IndieGoGo, or hardware incubator-type companies like Dragon Innovation, and Quirky.
Recently, T1/ T2 contrast agents have been developed and actively studied for dual T1 and T2 mode MRI, because they have the ability to validate reconstruction and visualization of the data in an accurate and reliable manner, and to acquire complementary and self-confirmed information to permit meaningful interpretation.
