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valid

[val-id] / ˈvæl ɪd /


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Mid and East Antrim Council said that "any property being sold or rented must have a valid Energy Performance Certificate, which reflects insulation and energy efficiency".

From BBC

In that sense, it is a valid input into the ultimate outcome that one should expect, depending upon the circumstances.

From Barron's

Selling at 99.7% of par signaled that the BDCs’ net asset values were valid and served as a proxy for the public fund’s loans.

From The Wall Street Journal

Charging fees to cross the strait would "lack a valid legal basis", Roscini said.

From Barron's

Three campaigns—including two funded by Building a Better California—are now offering signature collectors $15 for each valid signature.

From The Wall Street Journal