The phrase "and it is corroborated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something has been confirmed or supported by evidence or testimony.
Example: "The witness's account was detailed, and it is corroborated by video footage from the scene."
Alternatives: "and it is confirmed" or "and it is supported."
If this happens, and it is corroborated, he said, the driver involved is barred.
In addition, FTIR spectra show a phase separation (Si and SiO2), which is deduced from the shift of the Si-O stretching vibration mode towards the SiO2 frequency value, and it is corroborated with both XPS and HRTEM.
This is illustrated by the lower mRNA level in a derivative of this cell line, MDA-MB-231* (Table 4), and it is corroborated by recent findings (Kang et al, 2003) where subpopulations were selected from MDA-MB-231 cells with different metastatic propensities.
That's my view at least, and it's corroborated by the advice I heard once from another entrepreneur: "don't build your business around a feature".
Chapters could be filled with evidence of this character, and all of it is corroborated by the large facts of recent social and political upheavals which have taken place.
From the dynamic mechanical analysis and Payne effect, it was corroborated that xSG22 adopted percolating fractal network inside the polymer, whereas xS22 did not demonstrate such dispersion.
These nanocoatings have been performed onto both polyamide and polyesters fabrics, showing significant differences in surface properties (i.e., wettability and surface energy) as it was corroborated by SEM images, EDX, and contact angle values.
"What this data shows and it's corroborated by loads of anecdotal evidence we've received is that equity crowdfunding works best when the entrepreneur works hard to market the campaign and drive investors from his or her extended networks", Seedrs CEO Jeff Lynn tells TechCrunch.
The control approach is corroborated through simulations and laboratory experiments.
