The phrase "ample confirmation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant amount of evidence or proof that supports a claim or statement.
Example: "The research provided ample confirmation of the theory, leading to widespread acceptance in the scientific community."
Alternatives: "sufficient evidence" or "plentiful proof".
The idea that the liveliest art galleries come about as a means of keeping those directly involved entertained has a lot of merit, and it receives ample confirmation in tribute.
In both cases, we see ample confirmation that Buckley and Vidal were correct in fearing that this sort of Roman circus would usually generate more heat than light.
On Saturday, an image of a 12-year-old girl who was struck on the head by a bottle at the event went viral on social media, providing ample confirmation bias for those who view the parades as nothing more than a day out for boozed up bigots.
Around us are ample confirmations of our enthrallment to what we are compelled to condemn in polite society: bearing a grudge and acting upon it.
The report from "a source with knowledge of Google's plans" includes ample detail, including apparent confirmation that a 32GB version of the Nexus 7 will be unveiled, which is a widely anticipated move.
As Sessions had ample opportunity during his Senate confirmation hearings to revisit racially charged remarks that he had made as a prosecutor in Alabama, one wishes that he were more aware of how he sounds.
The hang-up was apparently enough of a confirmation to give the report ample attention, especially among conservative pundits.
A policy change in HAT population screening seems definitely needed, and there is ample scope for improving the sensitivity of the confirmation stage.
However, although there exists ample precedent for the veracity of microarray data without "independent" confirmation via real-time PCR (which can suffer from a number of significant technical issues [52]), we carried out real-time PCR validation of a number of genes to confirm key aspects of our study (Figure S2).
Congress has ample time to consider an audit of the Fed before weighing the merits of his confirmation.
