The phrase "afforded evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evidence that has been provided or made available in a particular context.
Example: "The research afforded evidence that supports the hypothesis proposed by the scientists."
Alternatives: "provided evidence" or "supplied evidence".
Glacial extent during the local last glacial maximum (LGM) remains unknown but new chronological data supported by geomorphic evidence afford evidence for a larger ice sheet at Torres del Paine than previously assumed.
Earlier documents also afford evidence for dialect variation in the realm of phonology; e.g., the early Vedic of the Ṛgveda is a dialect in which the Indo-European l sound was for the most part replaced by r prā 'fill,' pūr-ṇa- 'full.' This change accords with Iranian e.g., Avestan pərəna- 'full.' These forms contrast with Latin plenus and Gothic fulls, with l.
Copper-alloy castings using the cire-perdue ("lost-wax") technique afford evidence of great sculptural achievements from as early as the 9th century ce, when the smiths of Igbo Ukwu (in what is now Nigeria) were casting leaded bronze, which is highly ductile, and smithing copper, which is not.
The king himself was slain, whether on the actual field of battle or in later martyrdom is not certain, but the widely current version of the story which makes him fall a martyr to the Danish arrows when he had refused to renounce his faith or hold his kingdom as a vassal from the heathen overlords must have arisen early, for the St. Edmund pennies afford evidence of his cult by c. 890 910.
The results are consistent with previous studies while also providing novel phylogenetic insights, particularly through inclusion of data from the endophyte lineage-specific gene, as well as affording evidence for the origin of cytoplasmic genomes.
Scanning electron microscopy afforded tangible evidence of the dramatic effect of the polysaccharide network on the morphology of rice dough.
Below 2 keV, on the other hand, full illumination experiments have afforded the evidence that the spatial uniformity is significantly improved, for example, an 100 μm square junction has an intrinsic energy resolution of 5.4 eV at 200 eV.
Nor can the intrusion of religious instruction into the public school system of Champaign be minimized by saying that it absorbs less than an hour a week; in fact, that affords evidence of [p230] a design constitutionally objectionable.
On the other hand, there was testimony that the statements of sales did not afford satisfactory evidence of average values, or at least, for various reasons, were not regarded by the board of equalization as affording it.
Even more expensive in terms of energy expended is the manufacture of heating elements in the form of stone, ceramic, and metal cooking containers, all of which afford further evidence of land-use intensification.
