The phrase "actually corroborated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evidence or information that confirms or supports a claim or statement.
Example: "The findings of the study were actually corroborated by several independent researchers."
Alternatives: "truly supported" or "genuinely confirmed".
In a society where the media obsesses over Muslims as the "other", few papers are leading with the poll's conclusions that are actually corroborated by previous surveys: British Muslims are not a nation within a nation, but feel a strong sense of belonging, more so than others within the society.
This is actually corroborated by our study as the median frequency of IFN-γ + CD4 T cells increased during week 2 from baseline levels.
The other two recovered clades of Triatoma from Central-Western Brazil actually corroborated morphometric and isoenzymatic phylogenetic analyses by Noireau and others 16 focusing on the called " T. oliveirai complex" (actually T. matogrossensis subcomplex, according to Carcavallo and others 54 and Schofield and Galvão 13).
Coming as it does after she has endured nearly a half-century of public opprobrium, Ms. Riefenstahl's glaringly impolitic tone actually corroborates her most controversial claim.
This actually corroborates that semen quality might have decreased temporarily as suggested by the meta-analysis by Carlsen et al. 1 Whereas the historical data point to a temporal decrease in sperm concentration and total sperm counts, there is no such data to support a similar trend in the percentages of normal spermatozoa in each ejaculate.
They thought it was—it was not corroborated sufficiently, and they actually thought it was wrong".
Not only that, but when we falsely corroborated their assumptions, they actually seemed more inclined to lower their prices.
Enrique, whose story was corroborated by a prisoner advocates' group, was actually an inmate, serving time inside Reclusorio Preventivo Oriente prison in Mexico City for trafficking cocaine.
Actually, independent numerical studies corroborate that searching time attains minimum values at the error threshold [ 26].
Actually, increasing concentrations of putrescine on the growth media negatively affected mycotoxin production, which was corroborated by the downregulation of pksJ and altR, both genes involved in mycotoxin biosynthesis.
Although delay was the pivotal theme that emerged from our interviews (and was corroborated in the focus groups), the methodological design meant that only people who actually sought treatment resulting in an x-ray were eligible to participate.
