The phrase "verification protocol" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a set of rules or processes that are used to establish the authenticity of information. For example, "Our company has a strict verification protocol in place to ensure the accuracy of our customer records."
We employed a team of experts to forensically examine video footage, subjecting it to a strict verification protocol.
The previous goals of completing a verification protocol and finishing Phase II as soon as possible were unachievable for the time being.
The Bush government also sought to destroy the Biological Weapons Convention as an effective instrument by scuttling negotiations over the verification protocol required to make it work.
I hope the United States will support the verification protocol of the convention banning biological weapons and ratify the treaty to prohibit all nuclear tests -- though both steps would reverse the Bush administration's current positions.
The proposed scheme includes three major components: a distributed authority infrastructure, a key sharing protocol, and a contract verification protocol.
For the past seven years, the United States has been negotiating a verification protocol to the Biological Weapons Convention of 1972, hoping to put teeth into the convention's ban on biological weapons production.
Two verification protocols being signed at Washington summit will provide for effective verification of compliance with the treaties.
The United States and Soviet Union completed verification protocols for two previously existing but unratified treaties - the Threshold Test Ban Treaty (1974) and the Peaceful Nuclear Explosions Treaty (1976).
The seemingly weightless three pages come with a hefty 500-page appendix -- all the enforcement and verification protocols of the 1991 Start 1 treaty have been attached to this agreement.
Owing to the secure transmission lines and the verification protocols exchanged between telex senders and receivers, transmitted telex messages are considered to be legally valid documents.
Mr. Pullo, an electrical engineer in charge of testing and retesting the various systems on the modules, remembers the intricacies of verification protocols and the endless workweeks — like the wrap-up of building Lunar Module 6, when he did not go home for a week and slept in the astronauts' trailers.
