Tell me about analytical method validation in QC
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Answer / Yesh Pal Singh
Analytical method validation in quality control (QC) refers to the process of demonstrating that an analytical procedure can consistently produce accurate and reliable results. This typically involves a series of tests and evaluations to ensure the method is suitable for its intended purpose.
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