Method Validation is a safeguard, ensuring the performance characteristics of the proposed analytical methodology meet the requirements needed to deem it fit for purpose and therefore certain of generating the results it claims to. The main characteristics involved are specificity, linearity, linear dynamic range, limit of detection, limit of quantitation, accuracy, precision and robustness. It is a requirement of UKAS ISO/IEC1725 plus associated laboratory standards and often helps satisfy regulations in other Disciplines.
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