The phrase "objectively valid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is valid or true regardless of personal opinions or biases. Example: The scientific method is based on the principle of objectively valid results, not influenced by individual beliefs or feelings.
Kant also sometimes uses the notion of "objective reality" (objektive Realität) to characterize objectively valid representations that apply specifically to actually or really existing objects, and not to merely possible objects (A242 n).. True judgments are thus objectively real propositions.
Most importantly however, according to Kant the "nominal definition" of truth is that it is the "agreement" or "correspondence" (Übereinstimmung) of a cognition (i.e., in this context, an objectively valid judgment) with its object (A58/B82).
Another important application of the distinction between the constitutive and regulative uses of judgments concerns the precise semantic status of "empty" propositions (i.e., propositions lacking objective validity) that also have the same overall form as objectively valid synthetic a priori judgments.
On the other hand, they express their pleasure in the form of a judgment, speaking "as if beauty were a quality of the object," and so representing their pleasure as objectively valid.
And in particular, to the extent that intuitions are cognitively and semantically autonomous from and independent of concepts, and also objectively valid, they contain essentially non-conceptual conscious objective representational contents.
Conceptualizing experience as involving an objective order and arrangement of items amounts to making objectively valid judgments about it, which, in turn, implies that experience must consist of a rule-governed connectedness of representations (1966: 98).
More generally, these last two cases show that otherwise empty or non-objectively-valid judgments are used regulatively when their legitimacy as principles depends on their being adopted solely for the purpose of making scientific inquiry or moral life into a coherent, meaningful whole.
When asked if the AG will continue to investigate the Cocula dump as a probable crime scene, the spokesperson said the AG's office objectively evaluates all valid evidence and pursues all promising leads.
We included all children with retrospective maternally reported birth weight >1.5 kg (115 were excluded with birth weight <1.5 kg) and valid objectively measured physical activity (n = 1,647).
Judgment, Kant proposes, is objectively rather than subjectively valid, and hence exhibits the type of universality and necessity that characterizes objective validity (B142).
However, the knowledge was not objectively evaluated and hence valid conclusions about the level of breast cancer knowledge among this group cannot be made.
