"be validated as" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of confirming something is valid or true. For example: "The research had to be validated as accurate before it could be published."
Whatever the outcomes, they should be validated as well as developmentally-appropriate.
However, these will soon be reconfigured to run in OpenBUGS so that they will be validated as well.
On the other hand, 98.2% of entries that indicated the resident had not experienced a UTI within the last 30 days could be validated as correct.
Although software agreement does not necessarily correspond with the validity of the calls, the program-specific calls tended not to be validated, as demonstrated below.
I don't need to be validated as "lovable" by being given an appropriately "romantic" love trophy.
But in the 50s any of these could be validated as real threats by rolling out a map of China.
Ruiz said he would like to unify the heavyweight division against Lewis, but does not feel he must face him to be validated as a champion.
When tested on the Web consortium's service on Friday, the MSN site failed to be validated as complying with one fundamental standard, for what are called cascading style sheets, a way to set up formats for Web pages.
Now Mr. Card, 53, is the younger Mr. Bush's chief of staff in waiting, poised to move into a crucial office in the West Wing should Mr. Bush be validated as president.
To be heard at all I have to be validated as an expert professional, but the moment that happens all I can talk about is my (pseudo) expertise, which is equal to all other modes of literary expertise valued by the market.
However, these empirical models must be validated as they provide methods for decision support.
