The phrase "a clear confirmation of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a piece of evidence or information that confirms something to be true or accurate. This phrase can be used in various contexts, such as in academic writing, news articles, or personal communication. Example: The results of the study provide a clear confirmation of the hypothesis that exercise can improve cognitive function in older adults.
The experimental results give a clear confirmation of the proposed model within the limits of the molecular flow regime.
The American Embassy, which had hoped for a clear confirmation of Mr. Davis's diplomatic status by the court on Monday, could not be reached for comment.
"But I think it's a clear confirmation of what we, I.B.M. and others have concluded, that the way you've got to market with your enterprise solutions is a blend of technology and services".
This is a clear confirmation of the importance.
This is a clear confirmation of the speed variation, which was not clear in the pre-SOHO era (see Fig. 7).
The application of IMAT to spectral estimation is a clear confirmation of our contention that we can apply tools developed in some areas to other areas for better performance.
Despite these experiments being performed in the field with genetically diverse, outbred populations, the results provided a strikingly clear confirmation of our hypothesis, that there is indeed a protein expression pattern unique to HB.
After the wording was agreed on Friday, Mrs Foster welcomed the fact there would be no "red line" down the Irish Sea, as well as a "clear confirmation" that the entirety of the UK, including Northern Ireland, would be leaving the single market and customs union.
To provide a clear confirmation, we have examined the phylogenetic relationships of the S. canicula sequences.
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Although the cleaning function has been suspected for nearly a century, there has been no clear confirmation of this.
