The phrase "analytical validation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to the assessment of analytical methods or processes to ensure their accuracy and reliability.
Example: "Before implementing the new testing procedure, we must complete the analytical validation to confirm its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "method validation" or "analytical assessment".
For example, a common principle in analytical validation is to validate each specific tissue type and the specific population expected in the clinical study.
Analytical validation involves instrument qualification and method validation.
His dissertation presented a set of experimental and analytical validation techniques for human upper limb models.
The performance of the commercially available platform was recently evaluated in a multi-institutional analytical validation study [6].
The results of the thermal hydraulic analyses have been used to assist KNPP specialists in analytical validation of EOPs.
Analytical validation is performed to assess the use of such collision avoidance scheme for safety critical operations.
Recently, in a multi-institutional effort, we performed the analytical validation of an upgraded automated BSI platform in assessing change in bone scan of metastatic prostate cancer [6].
The method was validated according to ICH guidelines in terms of accuracy, precision, robustness, limits of detection and quantitation and other aspects of analytical validation.
An analytical validation of these assumptions would be useful, but in this research the proposed values were validated by the steering committee of the project.
Having performed analytical validation studies, we are now assessing the clinical utility of the upgraded automated Bone Scan Index (BSI) in metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC).
This forms the basis for a simple predictive tool which is termed a split lamina model, which is capable of extracting an analytical validation of the vectorial generalization.
