This is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you want to describe the process of testing a hypothesis to see if it is true. For example, "Researchers conducted experiments to validate the hypotheses they had made."
Results of the evaluation validate the hypotheses.
A laboratory study was conducted to validate the hypotheses using mobile phones as test products.
While in confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) is used to validate the hypotheses unobserved variables and latent variables [28].
The objective of the synthesis phase of the Scientific Method is to implement the task method to accomplish the goals and validate the hypotheses of the task.
This paper acts as continuation study using the hypotheses from the author's previous research on the same topic to validate the hypotheses.
An experiment was designed to validate the hypotheses, in the form of a programming contest, accompanied by a survey of cognitive styles and personality traits.
"But you need hundreds of patients to validate the hypothesis.
When the empirical evidence is this ambiguous, it obviously does not validate the hypothesis you are trying to study — but it also does not necessarily refute it.
The positive control for the observed change in the orientation-association area would be an event when the human soul actually merges with the divine, since that would validate the hypothesis that the O.A.A. is fundamental to authentic connection with the deity.
The researchers go on to validate the hypothesis that "women in countries with higher gender equality are more comfortable in sharing seflies publicly than in less equal countries".
These results validate the hypothesis that the individual social capital is not effective.
