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Data

Validity refers to

whether the data actually represent what you think is being measured. For example, if we are interested in analyzing job performance and a field in the database is labeled “annual evaluation score,” we need to know whether that field seems like a reasonable way to gain information on a person’s job performance or whether it represents another kind of evaluation score.[1]

Validity is "the accuracy and correctness of data for its application."[2]

U.S. patent law

See Patent validity.

References

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