'valid result' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you need to indicate that the result of a process or study is true or reliable. For example, "The study concluded with a valid result that the treatment was effective in reducing inflammation."
Despite the relatively high level for overall validity and reliability, a more collapsed categorization of education would produce a more valid result on estimating mortality inequality when using unlinked data.
They thought a draw was a valid result".
Sometimes the narration gives way to disjointed fragments, offered in quotations, which read as salvaged lines from other, failed attempts: "'A body just outside of town'… 'The motorcyclists are lost on the highway' … 'No one will ever close this window again' …" These breakdowns read as an unwillingness to discard or turn away from failure as a valid result.
When the polls closed, only 25.7 percent of the city's 9.4 million eligible voters had voted, lower than the 33.3 percent minimum for a valid result, leaving in place the broad lunch program set up in January by the opposition-dominated City Council.
As said, the methodology for testing the sites includes one simple API call and check for a valid result.
The results are subsequently compared with valid result reported in the literature.
API-status.com calls and checks for a valid result on each of the APIs every five minutes from 42 locations across the globe.
So teach everything, from choosing and following a protocol to deciding how many repetitions are needed, within your system, for a valid result.
The latency of the architecture is n/2 clock cycles and throughput rate is one valid result per n/2 clocks for n bit precision.
The objective of this paper is to give an overview of design options to obtain a statistically valid result while including a minimum number of subjects.
The corresponding latency of the architecture is eight clock cycles and throughput rate is one valid result per eight clock cycles.
