The phrase "a proper evidence" is not correct in English.
The word "evidence" is an uncountable noun and should not be preceded by the article "a." You can use the term "proper evidence" when discussing the quality or appropriateness of evidence in a legal or academic context, but it should not include "a."
Example: "The court requires proper evidence to support the claims made by the prosecution."
Alternatives: "adequate evidence" or "sufficient evidence."
Social care has been slow to develop a proper evidence base.
In a landmark ruling (PDF) – which could have far wider implications for central government's gung-ho approach to planning – Mr Justice Holgate concluded that both policies had been implemented without a proper evidence base, against the advice of officials, and that they were simply "incompatible" with the statutory planning framework.
Establishing and maintaining a proper evidence management system, with mutually supporting data, is difficult at the best of times.
The HASC said it was "dismayed to discover the poor quality of information available about the extent and nature of prostitution in England and Wales" and concluded that "Without a proper evidence base, the government cannot make informed decisions about the effectiveness of current legislation and policies".
We would therefore like to invite educators/researchers to experiment with these tools in some formal way and report back their results to the medical/health education community, so that we may start building a proper evidence base, e.g., about best practices/uses of these tools in medical/health teaching and learning, and for different audiences.
"But I support Bob Ainsworth's sensible call for a proper, evidence-based review, comparing the pros and cons of the current prohibitionist approach with all the alternatives, including wider decriminalisation and legal regulation".
"In addition to constituting a violation of proper evidence handling and of F.B.I. regulations, several persons are being criminally prosecuted for stealing items from Ground Zero by the Department of Justice".
The authors understand the dilemma of a qualitative judgment, but since the assessment was done by a diverse group of experts and practitioners through a consultative process, with proper evidence, the 1 5 value scale can be considered as an appropriate representation of the current status in the 11 countries involved.
Mr Thompston concurred, pointing out that "the role of UNICEF is to be able to go to the government with the proper evidence to request a review on policy.
The ousted president of Paraguay, Fernando Lugo, has denounced his removal from office as a "parliamentary coup" that was not based on proper evidence.
"When evidence is obtained through cruel and inhumane treatment, we will be faced with situations where the courts decide they don't have proper evidence," Mr. Scheinin said in a telephone interview.
