The phrase "a convincing proof" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evidence or arguments that effectively demonstrate the truth of a claim or theory.
Example: "The scientist presented a convincing proof of her hypothesis, which swayed the opinions of her peers."
Alternatives: "a compelling argument" or "a persuasive demonstration".
Once the father is dead, is there a convincing proof of authorship?
Furthermore, the involuntary squirm of the tongue is not only a convincing proof that the subject is alive, but also a feature for recognition.
Accompanied by the reduced DCS model, a generic DCS scheme is also constructed that still retains the feature of full verification, i.e., either the signer or the confirmer can interactively verify arbitrary signatures by providing a convincing proof.
Selective vitamin D receptor modulators are a potentially interesting new class of chemopreventive and chemotherapeutic agents as demonstrated by several first generation analogs have provided a convincing proof of concept.
107 ness and perseverance of the Chinese to establish themselves, is a convincing proof of the fact ; and about ten years since, a body of about three thousand of them had great success in procuring gold by their ordinary mode of trenching the ground.
He recently offered a $100,000 prize for a convincing proof that such a device could not be made.
Nonetheless, these results offered a convincing proof-of-concept that microarray-derived oligos are compatible with MAGE mutagenesis.
Nor could our research at CentreForum find any convincing proof that they work anywhere else.
Seems to be a pretty convincing proof of concept.
And — an oddly convincing proof of its staying power — quite a bit of it is as flat as Kansas and clumsily phrased to boot.
And recall that, at the International Congress of Mathematicians in Heidelberg in 1904, König had given an apparently convincing proof that the continuum cannot be an aleph.
