The phrase "assessment and validation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the evaluation and confirmation of a process, product, or system.
Example: "The assessment and validation of the new software were crucial to ensure its reliability before launch."
Alternatives: "evaluation and verification of" or "review and confirmation of".
In this article the assessment and validation of a questionnaire designed to assess terminal stage cancer patient family perceptions and choices in patient management (information disclosure, therapy choices, hospitalization, support-communication and care) including aspects regarding end-of-life and quality-of-life decisions are presented.
Keene, C. D. et al. Neuropathological assessment and validation of mouse models for Alzheimer's disease: applying NIA-AA guidelines.
In the current paper, a contribution to the assessment and validation of coupled code technique through the Kozloduy VVER100 pump trip test is performed.
Thereby it can provide both objective assessment and validation of computational models for the Graetz problem, as well as direct information about specific systems.
The selection, assessment and validation of materials necessitate a large number of experiments, involving rare and expensive facilities such as research reactors, hot laboratories or corrosion loops.
With design lives of 10 15 years, fatigue performance assessment and validation of these devices are critical for the designer, as mechanical failure can have serious consequences.
The assumptions on the possible effects of ITS systems that we made during the assessment have been made transparent so that our findings can be compared with earlier and future assessments and validation of the results.
This may in part account for why assessments and validations of microarray systems have focused on precision or reproducibility, rather than accuracy [ 16- 20].
Specifically, the current work relates to the assessment and validation process of TRACE code against the NC database developed in the OSU-MASLWR test facility.
Although the original version of the MAC scale had only been validated in UK population (Watson et al, 1988), it has undergone assessment and validation among patient populations of other ethnicities and countries (Akechi et al, 2000; Cayrou et al, 2003; Ho et al, 2003; Mystakidou et al, 2004).
Parallel to activity in nodes processing object-related impulses is activity in key cerebral regions responsible for subjective assessment and validation: multiple medial regions of the cerebral hemispheres including the pre-SMA, the anterior, mid and perigenual cingulate cortices and medial prefrontal cortex [62].
