The phrase "are now being validated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a process that is currently taking place, specifically the act of confirming or verifying something.
Example: "The results of the experiment are now being validated by the research team to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "are currently being confirmed" or "are in the process of validation."
The protein signals are now being validated in liver- and lung-transplant recipients as well.
Within the past 5 years, genetically modified (GM) algae have entered strain development pipelines and are now being validated for commercial-scale cultivation.
Turns out, there are some amazing benefits that are now being validated by actual research on adult coloring.
Two potential biomarkers, apolipoprotein A-1 and chemokine (C-C motif) ligand 17, were identified, and are now being validated in the current pivotal phase 3 trial.
The RIFLE (Risk, Injury, Failure, Loss, and End-stage kidney disease) criteria [ 25] proposed by the ADQI group were developed by an interdisciplinary, international consensus process and are now being validated by different groups worldwide [ 36, 37].
QOL PCD is now being validated in Europe, USA and Canada; the psychometric reliability and validity will be reported when these studies are complete.
An amphibian assay (XEMA) based on the T3-dependent metamorphosis of tadpoles using the model X. laevis has been developed and is now being validated (Degitz et al. 2005; Opitz et al. 2006).
Many United Nations officials have complained, with regard to the coming meeting, that they were deliberately kept at a distance during the planning stage and are now being asked to validate a process from which they were excluded.
In the last month alone, drivers for Pacer Carthage and Shippers Transport Express (STE) have had their concerns validated and are now being recognized as company employees under the law.
In particular, the proposed standardized definitions for fat infiltration and erosions in both the SIJs and spine have now been validated and reference images are available to set the threshold for detection, to facilitate widespread implementation, and to minimize discrepancies between studies [ 16, 17].
This latitude of scientific exploration, as well as preliminary positive results has steered the field, according to Arlen, from "'this is really voodoo' to now being validated and approved".
