The phrase "actual validation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the genuine or real validation of something, such as a process, result, or claim.
Example: "The study provided actual validation of the hypothesis, confirming the results from previous research."
Alternatives: "genuine validation" or "real validation".
This paper proposes several guidelines for choosing, designing and applying diagnostic tools for PEMFCs, focussing on developing objective criteria allowing an actual validation of the results.
This, she advises, should always be followed up by actual validation with live franchisee conversations.
Actual validation of the developed system is then performed by running a set of case studies that reflect practical applications.
Students will have an opportunity to solve real-world problems generate actual validation documents, and develop validation program elements that balance regulatory requirements, operational needs, and business expectations.
The website is effectively an instance of a tool that uses the RESTful implementation to do the actual validation but then interprets the results and displays them in the most human-user friendly fashion.
The exclusion criteria were publication in a language other than English, appearance of the word "validation" only in the references, no mention of the validation method for numerical FEA analysis, and mentioning of the requirement for validation without conduction of the actual validation.
In Aletaha's study in 2005, 7 no actual statistical validation step had been proposed to address this issue.
Through actual case model validation and analysis, validation built evaluation index system and evaluation methods and greater operability.
Authors used various terms containing "valid" in 7/38 titles and 6/37 abstracts, while MEDLINE and MANTIS did not have the actual terms like "valid", "validation", and "validity" as controlled vocabulary.
(A model is supposed to reflect actual conditions by validation). With a federally provided monopoly on the national airspace, the FAA can — and does — ignore local concerns.
The simulated LULC map of 2012 was compared with the actual for model validation and showed a good consistency.
