The phrase "applications for validation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where individuals or organizations are submitting requests or forms to have something verified or approved.
Example: "The company has received numerous applications for validation of their new product before it can be launched in the market."
Alternatives: "requests for validation" or "submissions for validation".
Recently, Fu et al. [175] compared the analytical performance of five currently used multiplex immunoassays in the context of their application for validation of biomarkers (particularly cytokines) in serum.
We propose that scaffold-aided peptide presentation combined with retroviral transduction has broad applications for the validation of biologically active peptides and for the elucidation of intracellular signalling pathways in mammalian cells.
Thus, we recommended the application of TEM and AFM for validation of the result after the application of these proposed metrics.
In this study we tested panels of selected RNA standards with potential application for biomarker validation for the two most commonly used technologies for gene expression quantification-DNA microarrays and RT-qPCR.
Two types of application are submitted for validation of the model.
The paper began with a concern on the application of correlation for validation purposes in language testing whereby one test (usually a cloze) has been suggested to replace another.
The Sequenom platform has been used successfully in a wide range of plant genotyping applications, for instance, SNP validation in sugarcane (Poaceae Saccharum L). [ 24], high-throughput genotyping in rice [ 25] and wheat (Triticum spp).
For validation, applications were performed using WT and precipitation data from two locations with contrasting properties.
This approach has immediate applications for the screening and validation ofantimycotics under in vivo conditions, for studying host biofilm interactions in different transgenic mouse models and for testing the virulence of luminescent C. albicans mutants, hereby contributing to a better understanding of the pathogenesis of biofilm-associated yeast infections.
