Modifying Another Word

• scientifically: During the workshop the students will visit their local woodland and carry out a Biometry Study using the scientifically valid GLOBE Protocols.

• equally: Don't you see that the converse is equally valid.

• statistically: However, the material does not give a statistically valid picture of the state of accident investigations comparing nations.

• perfectly: Many people have raised with me perfectly valid concerns about how the questions were drafted.

• universally: Whether such low-Q 2 partons are universally valid could be tested using e.g. low-Q 2 F 2 c data.

Preposition: for

• duration: You must ensure that you are in possession of a full 10-year passport valid for the duration of your holiday.

• month: I have a referral, which is valid for 12 months to do my 4 dives.

• departure: This offer is only valid for departures 1st March to 30th March 2007 and is based on a minimum of 2 adults.

• travel: Eurostar trains run from London Waterloo and Ashford to Brussels and are valid for onward travel to any Belgian Railroad station.

• period: Upon renewal, warrants issued on serious crime grounds are valid for a further period of three months.

• journey: They are valid for one journey only, and cannot be used to return to the United Kingdom.

Modifies a noun

• passport: A valid passport or ID card with a recent photo.

• xhtml: The function is great for generating valid XHTML and semantic code from database content.

• license: Full Flying Membership of the Club is open to anyone holding a valid pilots license.

• reason: There is no valid reason for engaging in this practice.

• certificate: For private motor vehicles a valid test certificate is required on the third anniversary of its first registration.

• ticket: You can refund valid bonus ticket in the CSA office.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: Some remain valid despite a lack of interest by their owners to actually complete them.

• consider: Only hospital nursing results could therefore be considered valid.

Preposition: in

• conjunction: Not valid in conjunction with any other offer, promotion or concession.