The phrase "if validated" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to express a condition that must be met before something else can happen or be considered true. Example: "I will send the email to my boss if validated by my co-workers." In this sentence, the email will only be sent if the co-workers confirm or approve the information contained in it.
If validated they are in a position to revolutionize our field providing the ethiopathological psychiatry necessary for effective treatments.
Non-destructive assessment, if validated, would provide an interesting alternative, making the checking process easier, quicker and less expensive.
If validated, the technique could provide a more accurate and sensitive way to identify lymph node metastases.
If validated, the technique could prove to be a major advance over previous efforts to study the impact of VUS in the laboratory.
If validated prospectively, this assay may reduce hospital and antibiotic use in the population of neonates at risk for early-onset infection.
But many psychiatrists, pediatricians, family doctors and school officials fear that if validated, sensory processing disorder could become rampant — a vague diagnosis that could stick insurers and strapped school districts with enormous bills for unproven therapies.
Cross-taxonomic surrogates can be feasible alternatives to direct measurements of biodiversity in conservation if validated with robust data and used with explicit goals.
These factors, if validated by subsequent investigations, can be used to develop a formal conceptual model of providers' perceptions of their satisfaction with various documentation systems.
Secondary data sources measured very different aspects of the local environment that could be used to derive a range of environmental measures if validated properly.
The tests, if validated, could reduce the burden of disease substantially by detecting tumors at an early stage, including those not picked up by a colonoscopy.
Such a modality, if validated in further trials, may help guide decisions such as these.
