Revalidation
Pronunciation: /ˈɹeɪˈˌvæɫədeɪʃən/
Revalidation (noun)
- The process of checking again and officially allowing a licence, permit, or registration to continue.
- A formal review to confirm that a professional’s qualifications are still valid and meet required standards.
- A security step that verifies a digital certificate or access right is still valid.
Examples
- The revalidation happens every year to keep the license active.
- She submits the form for revalidation before the deadline.