The phrase "and when they verify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a process that involves confirmation or validation by a group or individuals.
Example: "The project will proceed to the next phase and when they verify the results, we can move forward with implementation."
Alternatives: "once they confirm" or "after they validate".
"When everybody writes the truth, I've talked to about eight or nine reporters, and when they verify what I'm saying, because it's easily verifiable, then I expect David Corn to be in the kill zone," O'Reilly said.
"When everybody writes the truth, I've talked to about eight or nine reporters, and when they verify what I'm saying, because it's easily verifiable, then I expect David Corn to be in the kill zone," O'Reilly told TVNewser.
In addition to the problem of communication and thus service to the public, the technical problems include the facts that the PSHA maps cannot be verified directly and when they are verified indirectly, they are shown to be wrong in important regions.
When they are verified, performing additional switching-steps does not make G (k ) any more different from G, on average.
Potential themes for analysis were noted during the interviews and when verifying the transcripts.
I believe journalists should reveal details like this when they can be verified, but the Ortiz and Ramirez tests from 2003 do not count.
Ground Report appeals for stories but edits and verifies pieces when they come in; a bigger problem that authenticity is copyright infringement and people submitting poems, she said.
Nuclear reactors emit tell-tale antineutrinos that could be used to verify when they are burning weapons grade plutonium.
All these observations were verified when they looked up the function identified for each gene.
At the back end, there is an extensive authentication service that verifies users when they register and pins their actual identities to their activities online.
