Validálását

Validálását is a Hungarian noun form that denotes the act of validating something, often translated as “the validation of” or “its validation.” It is derived from the noun validálás (validation) through the accusative form, typically used to mark the direct object of a verb. The construction is common in technical, regulatory, and data-oriented contexts where a specific item’s validation is being discussed.

Etymology and usage

The term validálás comes from the verb validálni (to validate), itself a loan adaptation in Hungarian from English validation/validate. The word validálását appears when the speaker refers to the act of validating a particular object, such as a product, data set, process, or method, in a definite sense. For example, in a sentence such as “A szoftver validálását el kell végezni,” the phrase refers to performing the validation of the software.

Contexts

- Software development and QA: validating software functionality, requirements, and test results.

- Regulatory and quality assurance: validating processes, measurements, and compliance with standards.

- Data and research: validating data sets, measurement instruments, and methodologies.

- Manufacturing and clinical trials: validating products, procedures, and trial methods.

See also

validálás, validáció, ellenőrzés, minőségbiztosítás, adatelemzés.

In sum, validálását is the definite accusative form of validálás, used to describe the specific act of validation of a given object within a sentence.