"a corroboration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that independent evidence supports a statement, conclusion, or belief. For example, "The witness's testimony was supported by a corroboration of security camera footage."
It was a corroboration of his doctrine: he wrote according to his desires, not his intentions.
"It's a corroboration of what myself and other critics have been saying – that this is not just an enterprise where you let someone rent out a spare room and make some extra money.
We agreed that he seemed nice, but once Abigail had run ahead to investigate more of what she insists on calling Dizalee World, my wife was whispering about Mickey behind his back pointing out that his face was a lot flatter than the faces of real mice, which can be taken as a corroboration of the flat-face explanation of Disney's cartoon method.
A corroboration of the applicability is provided from comparisons with the measured response of a shell beam plate structure.
The variation of E anode in Nikonov's work may therefore be taken to be a corroboration of the general trend in variation of surface charge density accumulated on the anode surface.
Therefore, the high incidence we observed is a corroboration of an aging population in Pudong New Area [11].
"The result is a nice corroboration of the adaptive significance of a trait," says environmental biologist Kelly Zamudio at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York.
An expression increase in adaxial petals of 1.5-times or above in at least two biological replicates was considered as a differential expression and consequently as a further corroboration of RNA-Seq data.
Mr. Tsvetanov did not mention Iran, but the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, said in a statement on Tuesday, "This is yet a further corroboration of what we have already known, that Hezbollah and its Iranian patrons are orchestrating a worldwide campaign of terror that is spanning countries and continents".
Feduccia [ 53] suggests that it may be basal and a formal corroboration of this would support proposals for a late Cretaceous origin of shorebirds.
They became a visual corroboration of the oral histories I heard over and over around a bowl of roasted chestnuts during the long winter evenings of my childhood.
