Valid
valid (adjective) - acceptable (legally, officially, by computer software, or because it is based on logic)validate (verb) - 1. make legally valid, 2. prove that something is true or accurate
validity (noun) -the state of being valid
validation (noun) - the act of validating
validly (adverb)
no less valid
her ideas were no less valid than his
valid ID
valid picture ID
must bring a valid high school ID or driver's license on shopping day to claim your prize
valid signatures
We collected 2,400 valid signatures on a petition
period of validity
period of validity expired already
valid indefinitely
DNA evidence can be valid indefinitely
looking for a valid reason to buy something [got the cash in hand]
valid inferences
a research technique for making replicable and valid inferences from data to their context
everyone's view equally valid
accepting that everyone's claim to truth is as valid as everyone else's
legally valid marriage
legally valid same sex marriage
seeking validation
her whole life she's been seeking validation from everyone she meets
valid responses to a survey
still valid
valid principles
I knew that these principles were still valid
valid excuse
gave himself a valid excuse for cutting off his grandson from all funds
detract from validity
she misrepresents the evidence, detracting from an otherwise valid and important critique
valid grounds
block the election on valid grounds
Are self-reports valid?
the monitoring must be done while you are symptomatic to be valid
valid critique
detract from an otherwise valid critique
valid circulation numbers
publication cannot provide valid circulation numbers
valid statistics
more vivid and valid
a more vivid and valid picture of adolescence will become apparent when researchers consider their subjective experiences
valid password
a valid password for the computer system
valid vouchers
vouchers valid only before expiration date
purchasing manager validates invoices
work appraisals that validate employee's good performance
product validated against safety requirements
validate credit card
valid concealed weapons
"visitors who hold valid concealed carry licenses should not be denied the right to self-defense"
equal validity
both views have equal validity
legal validity
contract drawn up validly
valid claim for compensation
held to be valid
contract held to be valid by court
valid passport
passport is till valid for three months
appeal court upheld validity of judgement by lower court
a valid point
make a perfectly valid point in an argument
question validity
question the validity of the argument
question the validity of the proposed law
challenge the validity of the findings
deny validity
cast doubt on findings
findings of dubious validity
results of doubtful validity
confirm validity
accept validity
uphold validity
assess validity
test validity
scientific validity
scientific validity of new medical treatments
validity of experimental findings
report casts doubt on validity of experimental findings
who believe in smaller government certainly have valid points, do they not?
valid metrics
a valid address
present an ID with a valid local address
the only valid worldview
valid evidence
only valid as evidence for 10 years
not always valid
this argument is not always valid
