Definitions

1. noun

The process or act of confirming or verifying the accuracy, correctness, or legitimacy of something.

“The software requires validation of the user’s input before processing it.”

2. noun

A process or test used to prove or demonstrate the effectiveness, quality, or authenticity of something.

“The product went through rigorous validation tests before being released to the market.”

3. noun

A statement or declaration that confirms or affirms the truth or accuracy of something.

“The letter was a validation of the company’s commitment to customer satisfaction.”

4. verb

To confirm or verify the accuracy, correctness, or legitimacy of something.

“The manager validated the employee’s expenses before reimbursing them.”

5. verb

To prove or demonstrate the effectiveness, quality, or authenticity of something.

“The team validated their new business idea with a successful pilot project.”

6. adjective

Relating to or characterized by the process of confirming or verifying the accuracy, correctness, or legitimacy of something.

“The validation process was an essential part of the software development lifecycle.”