The phrase "act of validation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the process of confirming or verifying something.
Example: "The act of validation is crucial in ensuring the accuracy of the data collected during the research."
Alternatives: "process of validation" or "validation procedure".
It was this enormous act of validation.
The act of validation by faith is an individual thing, separate and different from person to person.
To Senior the pension trip was an act of validation; the weekly sum, small as it was, honored his deeds, transmuting into banknotes society's gratitude for his life.
Xenophon would flinch at the comparison but, just as Donald Trump barnstormed the US with the political equivalent of a mirror that reflected the American public's deep-seated grievances back at them in a mass act of validation, Xenophon offers his community the attributes Australians prize.
Every performance by jazz singer Rene Marie is an act of validation.
In my experience, this simple act of validation sets a tone that supports an ongoing conversation and creates even a small opening for progress.
In perhaps the ultimate act of cultural validation, Brad Pitt was photographed on Halloween dressed as DJ Lance Rock, the program's human host.
Today's balloting was originally expected to be an act of routine validation since it was Mr. Trimble who was credited with conceiving the staged-resignation strategy that helped secure the long-sought Protestant goal of I.R.A. disarmament.
The Oscar nomination, however, gave "The Act of Killing" validation and moral heft, paving the way for the very public Indonesian premiere in November of "The Look of Silence," which was advertised on Jakarta billboards and drew thousands.
They also cited feeling a lack of validation.
The value for Q is usually difficult to determine accurately; this result may very likely be due to the sparseness of data in ACT 2. External validation of population PK parameters based on the posterior predictive check involving Monte Carlo simulations of ACT 2 design from ACT 1 did not show any apparent bias.
