The phrase "acknowledge that the validity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the recognition or acceptance of the truth or legitimacy of something.
Example: "In our discussion, we must acknowledge that the validity of the research findings is crucial for our conclusions."
Alternatives: "recognize the legitimacy" or "accept the truthfulness".
We acknowledge that the validity and reliability estimates were influenced by the narrow sampling due to logistical difficulties [ 33].
Although we acknowledge that the validity of a 7-day period of observation is debatable, selection of the optimal follow-up period remains difficult because no study has specifically adressed this issue.
While we acknowledge that the validity of our findings relies on the accuracy of a number of estimated parameters and assumptions, we are confident that the estimates are reasonably accurate.
We acknowledge that the validity of our score for some infratentorial locations, such as large cerebellar stroke, is uncertain because our study was not adequately powered to validate score performance in less common stroke locations.
However, it has to be acknowledged that the validity of the new criteria has not yet been confirmed in independent populations.
It is acknowledged that the validity of any method for scoring medication discrepancy is difficult to assess because there is currently no gold standard for comparison.
The psychometric properties of the two ATI versions were reported to be similar, however the authors acknowledged that the validity of the child version has yet to be formally been assessed.
It should be acknowledged that the validity of this analysis assumes that participants in both the autism spectrum conditions and control groups were equally able to complete the Relationship Closeness Inventory.
We acknowledge that the reliability and validity are not perfect; however, they provided reasonable measures in a large clinical trial, as published by several of our authors in high-impact articles (14– 14).
The authors acknowledge that the sample size of this study is too small to comment on the validity of the use of this novel approach in treating Class III malocclusion compared to other established methods.
We acknowledge that the high reliability in our study satisfaction questionnaire does not exclude response bias and threats to validity.
