The phrase "and the validation of the damage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the process of confirming or verifying damage, such as in insurance claims or assessments.
Example: "The report includes an assessment of the situation and the validation of the damage caused by the storm."
Alternatives: "and the verification of the damage" or "and the assessment of the damage."
Composites B, doi 10.1016/j.compositesb.2007.02.001] wherein details of the damage evolution equations, verification of the code, and the validation of the mathematical model are given.
Part of our further research will therefore focus on the validation of the cumulative strain distribution and the determination of the cumulative damage and failure thresholds in different tendon tissues.
The validation of the card and pocket was enough.
However, those studies were not primarily aimed at investigating the behavioral consequences of such cortical damages, but were mainly focused on the validation of the lesion method.
It has been used in many applications as for evaluation of the seismic performance of structures, for studies related to damage measure and for the validation of simplified procedures for the prediction of approximate IDA curves (Hatzigeorgiou and Liolios 2010).
The study provides supporting information for the development and validation of numerical damage models for FML joints.
First, a validation of geological unit interpretation, second, a validation of building structure, and last, a validation of the predicted building damage categories.
This experimental work will be very useful for the validation of new analytical stress calculation models, damage initiation as well as failure propagation models.
The outcomes of the statistical calibration and dynamic validation of damage models are presented.
The reported results and observations provide an important step in the validation of thermography as a powerful non-destructive tool for assessing the development of damage, as well as predicting the critical damage states of fiber reinforced polymeric composite materials.
