The phrase "legitimate procedures" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used in legal or administrative contexts to refer to valid or authorized methods or processes. Example: The company followed legitimate procedures in their hiring process, ensuring fairness and transparency for all applicants.
On the other hand, the scientific community is using these samples, which were accepted and maintained under perfectly legitimate procedures, for the benefit of mankind," she said.
This view is at odds with the view that many democrats hold that legitimate procedures of democratic decision-making are necessary for the justification of political power and the creation of political authority.
Congress has legitimate procedures at its disposal to allow a simple majority to enact health care legislation similar to the compromise reached a few weeks ago.
As gunmen looked on, local deputies installed Sergei Aksenov, nicknamed "Goblin" and a rumoured ex-gangster, as prime minister (a perfectly legitimate procedure, according to Mr Putin).
White House officials and their allies in liberal advocacy groups are making an all-out push to persuade Congress and the public that budget reconciliation is a legitimate procedure used often in the last 30 years to pass major legislation, including President Ronald Reagan's domestic agenda in 1981, an overhaul of welfare programs in 1996 and President George W. Bush's tax cuts in 2001 and 2003.
However, connectivity to the outside world can be requested by any consumer (e.g., an attacker) through a legitimate procedure.
These choices demand good insight into the problem area and a legitimate procedure of defining and justifying selection rules and priorities.
This is a physically legitimate procedure, since this defines the mean value of the phase a physically undefined quantity as zero.
For example, the insider has private information on the loss or recovery value of a distressed firm at the default time, but the ordinary investor must wait for the legitimate procedure to be finished to know the result.
Of course, this is not a legitimate procedure to apply to real observations, because in these simulations filtering and noise addition have been applied also to the extended original image.
Assessing the relevance of Winner's and others' claims concerning the character of ELSI research, should in addition be framed as a normative discussion of what the real and important research questions and issues are, or what a legitimate procedure would be to settle such issues.
