The phrase "all forms of evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types or categories of evidence in discussions, research, or legal contexts.
Example: "In the investigation, we must consider all forms of evidence to ensure a thorough analysis of the case."
Alternatives: "all types of evidence" or "every kind of evidence".
That documents – like all forms of evidence – must be triangulated, and interrogated for veracity using other forms of evidence, including oral testimonies from colonised populations, mattered little.
Instead, like all forms of evidence, they must be triangulated and read with other sources to determine their significance to the past and present.
Science advice should be understood very broadly in the context of this article, covering all levels in hierarchies (from low-ranking technical experts to Chief Science Advisors) and covering all forms of evidence, including evidence from the social sciences and legal expertise.
Therefore, the board recommends that parents engage their children in discussions regarding these important issues, in order that South Dakota students are able to analyze all forms of evidence and argument and draw their own conclusions.
Not all forms of evidence have equal validity.
We should be open to considering all forms of evidence that are relevant to our quest for knowledge in any particular realm of human inquiry.
All forms of textual evidence are blue, and analysis (the writer's interpretation of what that evidence means) is green.
The review was developed using the process described by The Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI) to consider and appraise all forms of available evidence relevant to optimal MDT models of pregnancy and postnatal care in high income country settings, as defined by the World Development Indicators [ 23], focusing on pre-existing diabetes and cardiac disease.
In incorporating the "experiential" knowledge of people living with this chronic condition, we seek to challenge the dominant approach of Evidence Based Medicine, in which randomised controlled trials operate as the Gold Standard against which all other forms of evidence are judged.
Like all other forms of evidence, the reliability of local evidence needs to be appraised.
Indeed, the Cochrane Review process the mainstay of EBM places RCTs on a pedestal above all other forms of evidence.
