validations

/ˌvælɪˈdeɪʃənz/

NOUN

1. The act of confirming validity

The process or act of establishing that something is valid, accurate, acceptable, or supported by evidence.

The process of examining information, results, claims, or procedures to establish their accuracy, reliability, or correctness.

The extensive testing process included multiple rounds of validations to ensure software reliability.
The research project underwent rigorous peer reviews as part of the scientific community's validations.
The quality control team performed meticulous validations to guarantee the accuracy of manufacturing processes.
The success of the experiment relied on the careful design and execution of data validations.

Documents, certificates, testimony, or other forms of evidence that establish or demonstrate the truth, authenticity, or legitimacy of something.

The regulatory authorities demanded thorough validations before approving the new medical procedure.

NOUN

The process through which others acknowledge and confirm the legitimacy of a person's emotions or feelings.

The experience of having one's feelings, emotions, or personal experiences recognized and accepted as legitimate or understandable by others.

NOUN

The process of identifying or determining a new prisoner's affiliation with a particular gang.

The process used in correctional facilities to determine the gang affiliation or group association of newly admitted prisoners.