The phrase "already valid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been confirmed or accepted as true or legitimate at a prior point in time.
Example: "The contract is already valid, so we can proceed with the project without any delays."
Alternatives: "currently valid" or "previously validated".
"New Mexico already recognizes valid marriages performed in other states between same-sex couples; it would violate our state's constitution to deny equal rights in our own families" said Zamora.
Like the original, the revised order "imposes a 90-day suspension of entry" to individuals from Sudan, Syria, Iran, Libya, Somalia, and Yemen, but this time excludes people from those countries who already have valid visas.
The ban blocks individuals from Sudan, Syria, Iran, Libya, Somalia, and Yemen from entering the U.S. Iraq is notably absent from the order this time, and the restrictions no longer include people who already have valid visas or green cards.
These trials have already produced valid policy-relevant evidence to show that neonatal and perinatal mortality can be reduced by community-level interventions to improve perinatal care practices.
Third, the measurement should be feasible, easy to implement within routine care (or already implemented), valid, reliable, and objective; therefore, we used well-known measures with tested quality criteria that were widely used (at least in Germany).
Underwriters who already have valid CHUMS identification or work for an FHA approved lender do not have to re-register in order to underwrite FHA mortgages.
LPAs replaced EPAs two years ago for new applicants but anyone who already has a valid EPA doesn't need to reapply.
An estimated 18,000 couples were married during that six-month window in 2008, and while the state's highest court ruled that the ban was legal, it said same-sex marriages that had already occurred remained valid.
The provision even allows "retroactive reviews of approved business method patents, allowing the financial services industry to challenge patents that have already been found valid both at the U.S. Patent and Trade Office and in Federal Court," according to Representative Aaron Schock, an Illinois Republican who tried to strike the provision.
