"a living proof" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is a tangible example of the truth of a statement. For example, "The success of this program is a living proof that the strategies we implemented can work."
CLR James, writing about another famous Trinidadian calypsonian, Sparrow, observed that, "He is in every way a genuinely West Indian artist... a living proof that there is a West Indian nation".
Japanese actress Naomi Watanabe is a living proof.
Direct intuition lies at the heart of Suhrawardi's prophetology, inasmuch as only the most perfect sage who witnesses those truths, whether he be a prophet or not, deserves God's viceregency, by being either a living proof or in occultation.
A passionate champion of personal achievement, constantly improving and transforming own life as a living proof and testimonial of what's possible.
Every daughter who is able to support her family is a living proof that the girl bias is outdated.
He said that crises like Regensburg, with their "uncontrollable outpouring of emotion, end up providing a living proof that Muslims cannot engage in reasonable debate and that verbal aggression and violence are more the rule than the exception".
Aura is a genuine realisation of Simon Rattle's assessment of Lindberg: that he is a "one-man living proof that the orchestra is not dead".
The very privacy that separates the gay men of rural France from the rest of the community — the tacit accord that divides the beach into two sides — is a sort of living proof that silence equals death.
Starz, Oct. 17 at 10. LIVING PROOF A movie based on a true story about a research doctor at the University of California, Los Angeles, who develops a promising but experimental cancer drug only to find his funds cut off.
But, occasionally, a sideman elevates… LIVING PROOF The vaults of the major jazz labels may have been plundered in the years since CD fever took hold, but they have yet….
But how will he replace the intensity of being Zlatan Ibrahimovic on nights when he scores four goals in a game – to supply "living proof" that his dream became reality?
