Validation Materials definition

Validation Materials means those documents, samples and standards, including equipment qualification, validation methods, protocols and reports, master batch records, stability study reports, compatibility studies, specifications, samples used during validation, stability samples and reference standards, not included in the other Purchased Assets or in the Arena Licensed Know-How or Arena Licensed Records, that are used to provide documented evidence that the manufacturing process for the Products and analytical methods used to release starting materials, intermediates and final Products are validated.
Validation Materials means (where applicable) the Source Materials and the corresponding translated materials prepared by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ (in a side by side segmented comparison) that will be compiled by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ to become the Deliverables;
Validation Materials has the meaning ascribed to the term “Validation Materials” in the Supply Agreement.

Examples of Validation Materials in a sentence

  • It is the Client’s responsibility to impose on and enforce with Client Validators any restriction on access, use or disclosure of the Validation Materials and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ has no obligation to manage, restrict or monitor this in any way.

  • Complete To Be Business Capabilities prepare & submit Business Capabilities Validation Materials for HSD review & approval, 8.

  • The Contractor will schedule and conduct the Business Architecture Gathering Sessions, create Business Process Maps, complete Business Capabilities, prepare & submit Business Architecture Validation Materials for HSD review & approval.

  • For clarity, to the extent books, records, files, documents, correspondence and manuals, or portions thereof, include data and information unrelated to the Compound or any Product, the Inventory or any Third Party Distributor Agreements, any Arena Regulatory Approvals, Purchased Intellectual Property, Samples, Purchased Validation Materials or Product Domain Names, such unrelated data and information will not be considered Records.