'support validity' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something is true, reliable, and based on facts. For example, "The study's results provide strong support for the validity of the theory."
Comparisons with experimental data are provided in order to support validity of the proposed models.
If results support validity, a second objective of the study is to manualize all materials, including procedures, the coding system, training materials, and adaptation guidelines to facilitate testing of the measure in other contexts.
While it is accepted by IQWiG that surrogate endpoints are especially important for early benefit assessment, it is also emphasized that there is no validation standard, i.e. no ideal evaluation method or criterion which would generally be accepted to support validity of surrogate endpoints (Section 3.1.2. IQWiG GM 4.0).
Using the EQ-5D as a previously tested and accepted standard helped to further support validity.
Indirect evidence to support validity includes the response process used in the EQA.
Our concurrent and known groups' validity results support validity of all three scales.
[ 6] This supports validity and representativeness of our survey sample.
Heterogeneity was not significant in any of the meta-analyses, supporting validity of the results.
Another strong element supporting validity was comparison with the 1996 review by Liss and Stock [ 11].
As expected, lapatinib exposure suppressed both HER1 and HER2 phosphorylation, supporting validity of VeraTag™ lysate assays to detect these measurements.
Both rural and urban areas and all levels of trauma care are included, supporting validity and generalizability of our findings.
