The phrase "are validated to work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the confirmation or verification of the functionality or effectiveness of something, such as a process, system, or product.
Example: "The new software features are validated to work under various operating conditions, ensuring reliability for users."
Alternatives: "are confirmed to function" or "are verified to operate".
It is crucial to note that each of these reagents alone causes some incidence of full conversion the individual reagents have already been validated to work in Xenopus (i.e., they do penetrate the embryo, reach target cells, and affect this pathway sufficiently to fully convert some percentage of each treated sample)21; however it is of an all-or-none character.
This package should be validated to work with array data from the variety of microarray platforms being tested.
It has been validated to quantify work impairments for numerous diseases such as asthma, psoriasis, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), ankylosing spondylitis (AS) and Crohn's disease [ 12- 15].
Even if one is interested in a single aspect of student thinking, the survey was designed and validated to work as a whole, and can be taken online in a short amount of time (less than 10 min).
Measurements performed on the continuous reactor were validated to ensure that the installation worked correctly and that measurements were precise enough.
The theoretical work is validated to some extent with test data from actual water pipes on a test site in Canada.
Focus groups were conducted to the point of data saturation and can be validated to some extent against historical work, although it would be useful for independent research to confirm these themes.
This idea has been validated to a certain extent by early work that demonstrated a lag in intracellular degradation of ATZ in cell lines from ATD patients with severe liver disease (Wu et al., 1994).
"It's validating to see others working in the same problem space, and as an entrepreneur I certainly appreciate competition – particularly the kind of competition that brings something new or innovative to the table," he tells us.
It is validating to know that some work has been done to better explain and understand these spaces of "otherness" even if only theoretical.
