The phrase "affidavit made" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts when referring to an affidavit that has been created or executed.
Example: "The affidavit made by the witness was crucial to the case."
Alternatives: "affidavit executed" or "affidavit prepared".
And they emphasized repeatedly that the affidavit made "no allegations against the president-elect whatsoever".
And, following this ruling, the Supreme Court of California held that an affidavit made by a "publisher and proprietor" was sufficient.
But in an affidavit made public here late this afternoon, the Government noted that in 1995, Mr. Harris was found with three vials of the bubonic plague virus.
When he was instructed by Faucette to sign a Record of Sworn Statement in Affidavit made out for Jose Thomas, he signed "Mark Lyttle".
An F.B.I. affidavit made public yesterday quoted another suspect, Demetrius Thomas, as saying he bought about 1,000 pounds of marijuana from Williams during the past year.
An arrest affidavit made public Monday said that before the fire, Ms. Tata had left children in her care without adult supervision, while a stove-top burner was on.
Earlier this month a private investigator hired by the adviser filed an affidavit making further lurid claims about Mr Najib and the Mongolian, only to retract it a day later, claiming he had made it under duress.
After receiving the approval of the U.S. Attorney's Office, usually within a day, police then secured warrants by going to a Superior Court judge with a sworn affidavit making their case that they had probable cause to think they would find drugs, guns or other criminal evidence at the residences.
"An exception is the declaration of Landis when he says: 'George Hincapie also had blood drawn by Dr Ferrari in my presence.' Too bad that Hincapie, in his affidavit, makes no reference to this serious charge".
To bolster its claim of "material support" for terrorism, the FBI affidavit makes much of the "solidarity trips" activists would sometimes take to Colombia and Palestine.
Both the memorandum in opposition to McClendon's motion for a protective order and the Heather Santini affidavit make the argument that McClendon's "American Energy" name choice has caused "potential and actual confusion" among customers and prospective customers, the standard which Murray Energy's legal team says equals grounds for copyright infringement.
