The phrase "adduced on" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct usage would typically be "adduced in" or "adduced as."
Example: "The evidence was adduced in support of the defendant's claims."
Alternatives: "presented in" or "introduced as."
Appellants say must carry's burden is great, but significant evidence adduced on remand indicates the vast majority of cable operators have not been affected in a significant manner.
The Court "may not weigh qualitatively or quantitatively the evidence adduced on the summary judgment record". Here, there are no material factual disputes.
"We are encouraged by the level of compliance so far with the U.N. inspections and by the evidence that has been adduced on the nuclear side that more progress has been made," Mr. Clinton said at a White House news conference.
The judgment commented that: "One of the striking features of the present application is the almost complete absence of any material adduced on the part of the respondent or the attorney general to attempt to undermine or contradict the evidence which has been filed on behalf of the commission".
Counsel finally argue that the defendants should be permitted to escape the effect of the conviction because the court refused on motion to deliver them the liquor when, as they say, the evidence adduced on the motion was much less than that shown on the trial, and did not show probable cause.
At the trial before the learned Assessor of the Court of Passage at Liverpool, the evidence adduced on the part of the plaintiff was as follows:—A witness named Critchley said: "On the 18th July, I was in Scotland Road, on the right side going north, defendant's shop is on that side.
Several arguments can be adduced for focusing on the local level.
Moreover, both sides adduced testimony on this issue.
Its supposed masculine quality was adduced to support the claim, based on the memories of her brother Branwell's friends long after his death, that he was author or part author of it.
I shall first make some remarks, tending to prove, that this power ought to be restricted, and then animadvert on the arguments which have been adduced to justify it.
On a general level, if so, evidence is adduced to the correctness of Scheer's proposal.
