The phrase "also attested that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone or something that confirms or provides evidence for a statement or claim.
Example: "The witness also attested that he saw the defendant at the scene of the crime."
Alternatives: "also confirmed that" or "also testified that".
He spoke of past corruption, and maybe some problems with the flow of information, but he also attested that BP was really, really doing what it ought to now, and that anyway the government was in charge.
The same witness also attested that EDMC's new management, including Nelson, "criticized EDMC's historical business practices, including that EDMC had 'not grown fast enough,' and was 'too cautious' and 'not aggressive enough.' ".
Union citizenship also attests that the historic moment seems to have passed for trying to define citizens claims and entitlements in terms of membership in a national community.
She also attests that there are parts of Newfoundland where "everybody knows your name" and that there are a great many "thriving" community newspapers.
I can also attest that most of these regrets are fixable if you're already suffering.
The peak profiles from SEM images also attest that sodium (Na) and chloride (Cl) peaks are available with aggregated state.
I can also attest that getting my clothes in the right magazines is usually followed by customer sales.
"But they also attest that their attractions do not dictate their relationships".
And the SOS security firm employee also attests that Catherine Flynn, the store's manager, made fun of his accent and constantly asked him "why Muslims were always killing people".
But I can also attest that when I attended investor conferences in the 80s,and a group of participants (not including me) would rush off to strip clubs or a line of cocaine, they were almost exclusively men.
While the campaign's response to question No. 3 contains no reference to a Chinese conspiracy, it also fails to attest that climate change is real.
