The phrase "a verification of that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of confirming or validating a specific statement or claim.
Example: "Before we proceed, we need a verification of that information to ensure its accuracy."
Alternatives: "a confirmation of that" or "an affirmation of that".
"Our suspicion is that they are father and daughter but I don't have any verification of that," said Lt. R. Hays of the coroner's office.
The detractors of interstitial voids used this phenomenon as a verification of the principle that nature abhors a vacuum.
A verification of the notion that CBM33s and GH61s had a similar function was revealed by a study showing synergy between cellulases and GH61 proteins in the degradation of cellulose (Harris et al. 2010).
While Tesla has been saying since the Detroit auto show in January that Model X production would begin in 2014, "our recent 10-K was the first written verification of that," Shanna Hendricks, a Tesla spokeswoman, said in an e-mail.
This article presents a verification of a simple numerical model that uses the cell resistance as the only experimental parameter.
In the present study, the fact that autogenous tooth bones were used in vertical bone augmentation after forming artificial vertical bone defects in the lower jaws of minipigs is meaningful because it is a verification of block-shaped graft materials that are effective not only in bone defects with good bony housing but also vertical bone defects with poor prognoses.
"To see my dealer lump the work like a piece of garbage in the backyard was almost a verification of all the negative feelings that I've ever had about myself, my work, my own aspirations to do something great," he told Olympia Stone, a daughter of Mr. Stone's, in an interview for her film "The Cardboard Bernini," scheduled to be shown at the Art of Brooklyn Film Festival on Saturday.
We can therefore hope that a verification of manifold of degenerate zero-dimensional modes reported here is experimentally feasible with the system of Figure 5. Figure 5 Optical design for a 1D coupled-cavity array with topological properties: a 1D periodic array of sinusoidally curved waveguides.
And we have some independent verification of that: Two weeks ago, our inspectors general -- a tough and independent pair of judges -- wrote a glowing report about our stand-up period.
This achievement, combined with the 1919 observation of the bending of a ray of light passing near a massive body (another consequence of general relativity theory), constitutes the main experimental verification of that theory.
