The phrase "activity verification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you need to confirm or validate a specific activity or task that has been completed or is in progress.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to conduct an activity verification to ensure all tasks have been completed as planned."
Alternatives: "task validation" or "process confirmation".
As a driver we put you through multiple screens — background check for past criminal activity, license verification, insurance verification.
As a driver we put you through multiple screens — background check for past criminal activity, license verification, insurance verification.
For many computer activities, user verification is necessary before the system will authorize access.
After two days of back and forth, the State Department spokesman, Richard Boucher, said General Powell had always agreed with the administration policy of "realism," "emphasis on North Korea's proliferation activities" and "verification".
Progress of evaluation methods on these issues is shown with activities on verification and validation (V&V) and experimental studies towards commercialization of SFR in Japan.
Its lengthy terms sharply reduced the quantity and quality of centrifuges (used to enrich uranium to weapons-grade) that Iran was allowed to have; limited its stockpiles of low-enriched material; ended its efforts to produce plutonium, and imposed strict transparency requirements on all nuclear activities and verification inspections by the International Atomic Energy Agency.
The activities involve verification to establish maximum pattern swing conformity and conformation to swing time packet limits.
Further, we carried out the experiment to see the result of our algorithm towards malicious activities and verification for locating forged areas (discussed in Section 3.1) by using CASIA V2.0 tampered image database [42] with 800 selected image pairs.
"It was extremely important that the preparedness activities and verification process be thorough and exhaustive to ensure the right children were identified and helped.
Accordingly, in order to minimise the time taken by the whole verification activity, in each verification phase we should, ideally, start by simulating scenarios witnessing errors (counterexamples).
