"valid right" is not a correct phrase to use in written English.
Depending on the context, you can use "valid argument", "rightful claim", or similar phrases instead. For example: John made a valid argument for why his company should be awarded the contract.
"We believe the company has a valid right to be there," said Easton.
Nature's decision to snow cannot deprive Mr. Gaylord of an otherwise valid right to exclude.
While the Connecticut Republicans chose openness, he said, the California parties had an equally valid right to oppose the blanket primary.
labor and materials," in the condition of the bond given by Dietrich, as principal, and the City Trust, Safe Deposit & Surety Company, as surety, and a valid right of action for such moneys arose upon said bond in favor of McMenamy against the original defendants.
The right to counsel being thus recognized, and recognized antecedently to the contract now involved, it became, counsel contend, a 'pre-existing valid right,' and to take it away is to divest the rightto take it away is to deprive of property of value assured of protection by the Constitution of the United States.
As a PC gamer myself, I believe I have a valid right to be smug here.
I am not asserting that Warner/Chappell Music was necessarily acting in bad faith; they had some reasons to believe they were valid rights holders, but those were dismantled in the court's opinion.
Nestle later said it was pleased that the report reaffirms that it holds valid rights to "a significant amount" of water.
In keeping with this view, Rawls limits universally valid human rights to political rights.
That Welo had a valid existing right in virtue of his preliminary entry must be conceded.
But before that can happen, state and federal officials must find the political courage to tell the whites living on Indian land that the original owners continue to have a valid legal right to it.
