The phrase "able to provide validation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's capability to confirm or authenticate something, often in a professional or technical context.
Example: "The system is able to provide validation for user inputs to ensure data integrity."
Alternatives: "capable of offering validation" or "able to confirm validity."
And because our job is to tell stories, it matters that we include those that are less often told, less often heard, and less often able to provide validation or vindication for people living those lives," she told HuffPost.
We noted that the autocorrelation of pain worsening was greater than that of the proportion of residents in pain, but Additional file 4 shows that we were not able to provide validation for the pain worsening QI with the third generation adjustment method.
We were also able to provide independent validation of HOX-gene silencing patterns in TCGA data and highlight a potential connection between the absence of KDM6A mutations and posterior HOXA methylation patterns.
To provide validation of any previously identified QTL candidates.
We were able to provide some form of validation for a computed motion estimation approach in flow tracking and visualization.
If the one-at-a-time genetic reconstruction method is unlikely to work for all variants discovered through GWASs, and in some cases may produce misleading results because of complex gene interactions, statistical modeling may also be able to provide an alternative type of validation.
The original investigators were not able to provide these data, and therefore its validation was not possible [ 27].
Establishing a consensus that outlines areas of agreement may be able to provide some external and relatively concrete validation for at least some kinds of work.
Our results emphasize the importance of liquid metal experiments which are able to provide a suitable data base for numerical code validation.
"Our total focus is in improving the service we are able to provide in partnership with our transport providers and are working through core issues such as validation of patient data.
Through training and validation, the NN model is able to provide emergency warnings with an improved performance of false alarm probability under 20%% as compared to the 70%% previously.
