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Free sign upThe phrase "a statement corroborated by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a statement that is supported or confirmed by evidence or additional information.
Example: "The findings of the research were compelling, a statement corroborated by multiple studies in the field."
Alternatives: "a claim supported by" or "an assertion backed by".
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Barry Grove, the Theater Club's executive producer, said only that he was "investigating the usual options for life after this production," a statement corroborated by Mr. McCollum.
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His statement, corroborated by the account given by the victim to medical staff, does not mention the assault with the iron bar the woman described.
This statement is corroborated by a study that reported that 69% of the RMSF cases in the São Paulo metropolitan area occurred in children and women, who usually did not enter the forest (habitat of A. aureolatum) as frequently as did adult men (28 ).
The statement was corroborated by Martić in an interview published in 1991.
This statement is corroborated by Chelli BM et al. [ 21].
One of Turner's classmates had provided a witness statement corroborating his account of what happened at St Aidan's.
Jurors appeared to empathize with Mr. Nyce and said they found that his taped statements were corroborated by the evidence.
Their statements were corroborated by other participants who were present at the same time.
Until the consensus statements are corroborated by robust clinical data, these recommendations provide at this time reliable guidelines about how to manage infliximab treatment in the long term.
"The Canadian Coast Guard's response to the Marathassa spill was exceptional by international standards, a fact corroborated by a US oil spill expert," said coast guard commissioner Jody Thomas in a press statement, neglecting to name the American expert.
But he insists that he is intensely competitive, a notion corroborated by his friend and training partner, Deb Robertson.
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