of ... validity

Frequency: 6.75.0 per million words

Used to describe the quality of validity, e.g., 'of doubtful validity'.

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Examples (10)

  • The results are of doubtful validity.
  • His arguments were of questionable validity, lacking strong evidence.
  • The study's findings are of great validity due to the rigorous methodology.
  • This ancient prophecy is of no practical validity in modern times.
  • Despite initial skepticism, the new theory proved to be of considerable validity.
  • The contract signed under duress was later declared of no legal validity.
  • For a scientific paper, the data must be of high validity and reliability.
  • The witness's testimony was of limited validity as it was based on hearsay.
  • Her conclusions, though compelling, are still of uncertain validity.
  • The ethical guidelines ensure that the research is of absolute validity.