The phrase "a form of confirmation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different types or methods of verifying information or affirming something.
Example: "The email you received serves as a form of confirmation for your appointment next week."
Alternatives: "a type of verification" or "a method of affirmation."
Do say: "Why do the good die young?" Don't say: "This erroneous perception is most likely a form of confirmation bias caused by people's cathartic enjoyment of sad stories and thus the overestimation of their incidence".
If anything, the general interpretation of this study demonstrates a form of confirmation bias in the adults who jump to the conclusion that being less interested in activities for the "really, really smart" is a bad thing, because it allegedly implies lack of confidence or preclusion from certain career opportunities.
This is a form of confirmation bias [ 49, 50].
All a publisher had to do is play the commercial on the screen without the need for any form of confirmation that the intended audience was in fact focused on the screen the entire time the ad was playing.
If you receive any form of confirmation from the company's end relating to the extension time for joining; send them an appreciation letter.
Chang said the J-20 took off at 12 50 p.m. State-run Chinese media picked up Chang's report - a backhanded form of confirmation.
The gist of his argument was that since learning concepts is a form of hypothesis formation and confirmation, it requires a system of mental representations in which formation and confirmation of hypotheses are to be carried out, but then there is a non-trivial sense in which one already has (albeit potentially) the resources to express the extension of the concepts to be learned.
This process, which is a form of what's called confirmation bias, can help explain why Trump supporters remain supportive no matter what evidence one puts to them — and why Trump's opponents are unlikely to be convinced of his worth even if he ends up doing something actually positive.
Fodor thinks that any model of concept learning understood in this sense will have to be a form of hypothesis formation and confirmation.
Of course, women loved vibrators, but their fondness for these early sex machines wasn't seen as a form of liberation it was a confirmation of their compromised "medical condition".
It satisfies the Entailment Condition and, in virtue of (P1), extends it smoothly to the following ordinal counterpart: According to (EC-Ord) not only is classical entailment retained as a case of confirmation, it also represents a limiting case: it is the strongest possible form of confirmation that a fixed hypothesis \(h\) can receive.
