"This evidences that" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to introduce evidence or supporting information in a sentence. Here is an example: "This evidences that John's alibi was false. Security footage clearly shows him entering the building at the time of the crime."
This evidences that only emission from single QDs close to the sparse In nanocrystals is enhanced, reconfirming that the enhancement is near-field-related.
This evidences that predominantly the specimen volume equal to 0.5 mm×0.17 mm2 (depth×area) is tested by the TMA at compression mode.
This evidences that: (i) the cholera epidemic in Cameroon is very likely generated by infections in rural areas and urban cases are due to infected people mobility among cities where human-human transmission is higher (in this case Maroua that is the capital of the Far North Region); and (ii) the definition of outbreak sources depend on the time horizon considered.
This evidences that variants identified by GWAS may have extremely subtle effects, which fall below the threshold of detection of current analytical tools and approaches.
This evidences that the presence of the inherent InGaAs dislocations and defect levels do not severely impact the optical quality of the QD cladding layers [50].
This evidences that the random coefficient for travel time savings is not a constant but a variable varying among the driver population.
On this evidence, that frustrates him.
On this evidence that much at least seems a given.
Above all, it's the nature of this evidence that will have the greatest impact.
It is this evidence that suggests that at least 80 women went through such "virginity tests" in the late 1970s.
It was this evidence that forced him, like Ali and Sarwar, to admit to conspiring to cause explosions.
