The phrase "able to validate that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability to confirm or verify a specific piece of information or assertion.
Example: "The software is able to validate that the user has entered the correct password before granting access."
Alternatives: "capable of confirming that" or "able to verify that".
An investigation by the Washington Post has not been able to validate that Trump has actually donated the money he pledged, instead finding, "Trump promised millions to charity.
In cohort II, we were able to validate that high tumour expression of STMN1 is correlated to higher risk of death in cancer within 2 years in T2 T4 patients.
Our EMR review was able to validate that over 90% of the cases were incident cases of dyspepsia, and the rest were re-exacerbations of chronic symptoms, but it is still possible that some patients were misclassified by our case identification system.
Scientists were then able to validate that the new ovaries helped boost hormone production and increased fertility in the mice with the prosthetic ovaries.
Thus cloud users are not able to validate that the trusted services are behaving as expected, nor are they able to determine which cloud providers are the most trustworthy.
The invitation letter contained a link to the survey, hosted by the website, Survey Monkey.3Through IP address tracking, we were able to validate that the participants were located in mainland China and were only able to complete the survey once.
I don't need an award to validate that".
In all these contexts, the mapping design process requires the participation of a mapping designer, who needs to be able to validate the mapping that is being defined, i.e., check whether the mapping is in fact what the designer intended.
Thus, we were able to validate a method that exploits advances in isolating target DNA and next-generation sequencing with an added comparative approach in a cost-effective manner.
On the basis of these results, we were able to validate three miRNAs that were differentially expressed in MG patients and HCs: hsa-miR150-5p (P = 0.00046; Fig. 2A and B) and hsa-miR21-5p (P = 0.004; Fig. 2C and D) that were significantly elevated and hsa-miR27a-3p (P = 0.046; Fig. 2E and F), which was significantly reduced.
Even a database of 67,000+ patients was not able to validate all the descriptors that had accrued within previous editions of TNM.
