"successful registration" is a perfectly correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to communicate the idea that someone has completed a registration process, such as signing up or enrolling. For example, "We received your successful registration for the upcoming workshop."
The success rate [26] is the ratio of the number of image pairs with successful registration to the number of all image pairs.
Following validation of successful registration, they are resampled and reformatted, as per the requirements.
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Successful registration of a new medicine is not the end of the drug development process but a gateway to intelligent life cycle management aimed at optimizing patient benefit.
Analyst Savvas Neophytou at Panmure Gordon said: Given Novartis' decision not to pursue development in the US, the market will assume that the probability of a successful registration of a generic product in the US has reduced.
When two cameras are used (e.g. to perform simultaneous PIV and ILIDS measurements or to assist in the detection of overlapping droplet images) this defocusing introduces a distortion that thwarts an accurate calibration of the two cameras and makes a successful registration of the two images impossible.
Although many new requirements are introduced by REACH, at the end successful registrations were achieved and the commitment and the resources put into the helpdesk paid off.
The number of successful registrations for each type of similarity measure is shown in Figure 6. Figure 6(a) shows the numbers for rotation misalignment, and Figure 6(b) shows results for translation misalignment.
-- There's no denying that successful voter registration drives could mean the difference between winning and losing.
CBCAC's early efforts were the 2000 Census Awareness Campaign to implement the new Chinese language ballot and highly successful voter registration campaigns that increased the number of registered voters in Chinatown by more than 300percentt within a decade.
Americans for Prosperity spokesman Levi Russell told HuffPost in a statement Friday that the forms had to be viewed within the context of what he called an otherwise "highly successful" voter registration drive.
