The phrase "and I confirmed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that you have verified or validated something in a previous statement or context.
Example: "I spoke with the manager about the schedule, and I confirmed that the meeting is set for Friday."
Alternatives: "and I verified" or "and I validated".
Major label country artists like Kacey Musgraves and Ashley Monroe, both of whom have had notoriously weak country radio support despite being lavished with critical praise, have lately found more traction on the Americana airplay chart, and I confirmed last year that Musgraves' team actually commissioned a radio promoter to help take her new music onto Americana stations.
And I confirmed that today.
That's a massive amount and I confirmed this with F6S.
The funding amount appeared in a new SEC filing and I confirmed it with betaworks CEO and bit.ly president John Borthwick.
I got a few tips from Googlers that he was seen roaming their Mountain View headquarters, and I confirmed tonight that he has been offered a job at the company.
(As a side note, four of the five founding members have left the company: Hudack, Dina Kaplan, and Charles Hope all left last year, and I confirmed that former CTO Justin Day is also out of day-to-day operations, but still remains on the board).
No fluorescence can be visualized in panels h and i, confirming that LOXIN expressing cells do not bind DiI-ox-LDL [18].
"Several of the dead have been taken out, and I confirm there are more deaths inside".
"Today I salute President Kostunica," he said, "and I confirm that sanctions will be lifted with the return of democracy".
And I confirm today that the next Labour government will do the same, including our UN and peacekeeping obligations," he said.
And, yes, I confirmed this with a guild lawyer.
