The phrase "a claim corroborated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evidence or support that confirms the validity of a claim or statement.
Example: "The investigation revealed a claim corroborated by multiple eyewitness accounts."
Alternatives: "a supported claim" or "a verified claim".
This claim is corroborated by a brain wave measurement of a considerable section of the global brain.
His claim was corroborated by the medical evidence of a doctor in the UK who examined him on his arrival in Dover".
That standard may be met by an allegation that the suspect has terrorism ties if the claim is corroborated by at least one other source, it said, but "mere guesses or 'hunches' are not enough".
His claim was corroborated, however, by one of Hemings's children in an 1873 newspaper interview and then again in a 1968 book by Winthrop Jordan revealing that Hemings became pregnant only when Jefferson was present at Monticello.
The claim is corroborated by industry reports from ESportsEarnings.com and other research firms that track how much e-sports tournaments are paying out.
Even though Black found no evidence to corroborate a claim by a Mafia wife that Hoover was a cross-dresser, he did put in a Bates Motel scene: DiCaprio's Hoover puts on cascading beads and a lace-trim dress belonging to his late mother, the manipulative aspiring socialite who egged on his ambition and cruelly told him, "I'd rather have a dead son than a daffodil for a son".
When this data is assembled into profiles, matched with other info and used to make (automated) judgments about (and decisions affecting) individuals, such as whether to hire them, or whether to admit entry, or to calculate benefits or terms of an offer, or to corroborate a claim, then the effects of privacy loss include discrimination, especially if the data is inaccurate.
These claims are corroborated by a 2010 review paper which looked at differences in psychiatric disorders between urban and rural people, and found that cities raise the risk of anxiety disorders by 21%.
"The unions don't represent us!" they cried, followed by "Tayyip [Recep Erdogan] is a murderer!" Another miner, Sefa Köken, 30, monitoring the gas levels, but said the machines always showed gas levels at a dangerous level, a claim that has been independently corroborated by other miners.
