The phrase "an effective verification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or process that successfully confirms the accuracy or validity of something.
Example: "To ensure the integrity of the data, we need to implement an effective verification process."
Alternatives: "a reliable validation" or "a successful confirmation".
It centred only on the question of missile proliferation, and did not manage to get close to putting in place an effective verification system for the planned deal.
Reintroducing legally binding limitations on the numbers of nuclear warheads and an effective verification regime would make a positive contribution both to European security and the global non-proliferation regime.
Moreover, an effective verification method of co-simulation between VPI and ADS platforms is considered, this gives full play to the respective advantages of them and in this way we can obtain the results.
The New Start Treaty includes a 30% reduction in the number of strategic nuclear warheads the United States and Russia are permitted to deploy and a strong and effective verification regime, which will further stabilise the relationship between our two countries as well as reduce the risks of miscommunication or miscalculation.
Republican president, no worries on verification; Democratic president, an uproar over a treaty with elaborate and effective verification procedures.
The management aspects must focus on the encouragement of the timely development of a compatible instrumentation plan and design and the development of a minimum number of effective verification tasks characterized by affordability and timely completion.
Neither of the controls constituted an effective age verification system, it said.
However, conventional characterisation methods, based on areal surface texture parameters, often prove inadequate, and may fail to capture the relevant geometric properties needed for an effective dimensional verification.
- Our proposal will create an effective employment verification system which prevents identity theft and ends the hiring of future unauthorized workers.
On the other hand, classes usually have a large number of students making it difficult to ensure effective verification of their work.
A person who claims to be behind the Operation Paris account told the BBC that those involved in the operation "run effective verification of intel (intelligence), and make sure that our leads are legitimate before we attack them".
