The phrase "affirmed the validity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the confirmation or endorsement of the truth or legitimacy of something, such as a statement, theory, or document.
Example: "The committee affirmed the validity of the research findings after a thorough review."
Alternatives: "confirmed the legitimacy" or "validated the accuracy."
9. A SENSE OF PLACE -- Two imaginative site-specific dances, Noemie Lafrance's "Descent" and Eiko and Koma's "Offering," affirmed the validity of this often cliché-ridden genre.
The ruling, which affirmed the validity of a French law prohibiting imports of hazardous materials, is also another blow to the global asbestos industry.
The oxides produced by this cheap method affirmed the validity of detonation synthesis of nanosize powders.
t. tigris, P. t. altaica, P. t. amoyensis, P. t. sumatrae, P. t. corbetti) was revisited recently using mitochondrial molecular genetics by Luo et al. [11] who affirmed the validity of subspecies ranking for these groups.
"Some say that even collaborating with people from other faiths is a disservice — because it affirms the validity of their beliefs," he said.
More than a dozen houses of worship, of various faiths, also intend to respond collectively on the weekend of Sept. 11 by "affirming the validity of all sacred books," said Larry Reimer, pastor of the United Church of Christ.
We affirm the validity of the claims of science in describing the natural world, although we preclude science from making authoritative claims about theological issues….
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"The facts of how the fare-splitting services operate and the absence of a public policy reason to cease such operations in California leads us to affirm the validity of these operations," the CPUC wrote in its decision.
In June 2012, we conducted a pre-test survey to affirm the validity of the sample and reconstructed the wording of our questions to ensure the questionnaire (Additional file 1) was clear and user-friendly.
This confirms the validity of the model developed since Aldenderfer and Blashfield (1984) also proved that the accuracy in the classification of cases (indicated by a high hit ratio) is a necessary condition for the reliability of clustering, but it is not also a sufficient condition to affirm the validity of the latter.
