The phrase "approach for validation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a method or strategy for confirming the accuracy or reliability of something.
Example: "We will adopt a new approach for validation of our data collection methods to ensure their effectiveness."
Alternatives: "method for verifying" or "strategy for confirming".
There is an increasing need of a quantitative approach for validation of high fidelity simulations that is comprehensive, consistent, and effective.
NMR is of particular importance for identifying weak binders for the fragment-based approach, for validation of high-throughput screening hits, and for structure-based design.
Thus, we do not rely upon manual sharing of RSA keys beforehand, and instead we eliminate the need for RSA keys altogether and utilize a more dynamic approach for validation of communication during the registration process.
Thus BAM Federal Institute of Materials Research and Testing (Germany) moves the focal point to a new approach for validation of composite cylinders, based on destructive sample tests parallel to operation.
A decision tree was developed for the SIDARTHa approach for validation of signals so that not every syndromic signal results in a public health response [ 68].
This work demonstrated a new approach for validation of carbon source utilization, yielding accuracies of >88% for aerobic and anaerobic conditions for all six E. coli strains examined.
Recognition of suitable approaches for validation of the proposed methodologies is also another field for our future studies.
A strategy for discovery and validation of glycan alterations in cancer and other diseases will rely on MS for the discovery of glycan alterations and on high-throughput affinity approaches for validation of potential glycoforms as biomarkers through analysis of large sample sets.
Interestingly, the statistical approaches for validation of screening and diagnostic self-report assessments are wholly consistent with MCI validation methods presented in this article, since the validity of such measures is based on evidence from logistic regression, discriminant, and Receiver Operator analyses [ 39- 41].
This approach is useful for validation of previously identified genes with putative adaptive roles, or for identification of genes or genomic regions involved in genetic control of important adaptive pathways, even without any prior information (Kohn et al. 2000; Akey et al. 2002; Fullerton et al. 2002; Vigouroux et al. 2002; Wright et al. 2005; Papa et al. 2007; Bitocchi et al. 2009).
Our approach for validation and/or correction of gene models is organized in a framework of five conceptual components (Figure 1).
