The phrase "has the same validity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is as valid as something else, or has the same level of validity. For example, "This argument has the same validity as the one we heard before."
It is unbelievable to me, and I no longer feel that his philosophy has the same validity or aura of truth that it formerly did.
In these circumstances, he often referred to the notion of natural law, which, as he explains in his preface to Cicero's De legibus (On the Laws), has the same validity everywhere because it was impressed on the heart of every human being before birth (V, 494).
So, if not obscured by atmospheric phenomena missed by the cloud & shadow masking module (e.g. haze) or partial sensor failures (SLC-off pixel with values in some but not all 6 spectral bands), each pixel has the same validity whether coming from a July or March scene of the year of interest.
Previous studies revealed that TMD has the same validity for stiffness as the torsional righty [ 19- 21].
The pollster, however, will register it as having the same validity as the response of someone with a firm conviction on the issue.
Colleges and universities – and their leaders – have become victims of the disintegration of civility in public discourse, victims of the fact that we seem to live in an era in which belief and assertion (and in the case of Donald Trump, exaggeration and falsehood) seem to have the same validity as knowledge and facts.
The sample size of 26 is small for the clinical team respondents and therefore the clinical team results cannot be considered to have the same validity as the management team results and are not reported.
Finally, it must be considered that this post hoc analysis was performed in an uncontrolled patient cohort, and its results must not be considered to have the same validity as those of a randomized, controlled trial.
The hypothesis is tested that the Raven's Advanced Progressive Matrices (APM) has the same construct validity in African university students as it does in non-African university students.
