validados

Validados is the past participle of validar in Portuguese and Spanish, used as an adjective to describe items that have undergone validation. In both languages it connotes that a claim, result, document, or object has been checked against defined criteria and deemed trustworthy or compliant. The term can function together with a noun, for example dados validados (validated data) or documentos validados (validated documents).

Common contexts: In data management and analytics, datasets, records, or fields marked as validados have passed quality checks and are eligible for reporting or decision making. In scientific research, experimental results or methods may be described as validados when they have been independently confirmed or replicated. In regulatory and compliance settings, processes, procedures, and forms are validados to meet applicable standards; in software engineering, test configurations or deployment packages may be validated after verification that they meet requirements.

Validation process: A typical validation workflow includes defining acceptance criteria, collecting evidence, running checks or experiments, review by qualified validators, and formal documentation of the outcome. The term emphasizes reliability and traceability.

See also: validation, verification, quality assurance.