The phrase 'has been further validated' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something has been independently verified or supported. For example: "This hypothesis has been further validated by the latest research results."
The procedure has been further validated by a full scale shaking table test of 1000 kV cylindrical composite electrical equipment.
A sub-mechanism for the combustion of these four species has been added, and the full mechanism has been further validated.
The active controller has been further validated under bump and random road tests with both a 55 kg and a 70 kg loads.
This hypothesis has been further validated by experimental results that concave nanocube (CNC) Pt-Mn particles exposed by high indexed facets (HIFs) supported on the Ni(OH 2 nanosheets exhibited 6.88 times specific current density (4.80 times mass current density) higher than nanocube Pt-Mn particles mainly exposing non-defective surface.
This structure has been further validated by an independent approach using CXMS analysis.
The non-verbal approach to assessing visual awareness has been further validated by Stoerig et al. (2002).
The CoMFA and CoMSIA models have been further validated for their stability and robustness using group validation and bootstrapping techniques and for their predictive abilities using an external test set of ten compounds.
None of these models or frameworks have been further validated, however.
Using an unsupervised approach, we have identified five clinically relevant subtypes of breast tumors [ 4, 8], which have been further validated in independent data sets [ 3, 9- 14].
Thus, some caution should be paid to health promotion messages advocated in this paper until findings presented have been further validated.
These genes have been further validated in the functional context of networks and exhibit high potential for understanding pathways and pathway crosstalk associated with T2DM.
