The phrase "anything to verify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when asking if there is any information or evidence that can confirm or support a statement or claim.
Example: "If you have anything to verify your claims, please share it with us."
Alternatives: "any proof to confirm" or "any evidence to substantiate".
Nor are we allowed to do anything to verify the validity of the information that has been provided.
Asked if the institution did anything to verify its professors' financial disclosures, he replied, "We do trust our faculty when they're making these disclosures".
However, by June, Corinthian had still not produced anything to verify that students actually receive jobs after completing their degrees.
Without anything to verify that she is indeed a size 2, just go ahead and assume she's gonna show up with a FUPA.
"Did you attempt to do anything to verify Mr. Arneson's work for Mr. Pellicano's clients Rick Springfield, Mary J. Blige and Bert Fields?" "No," replied Mr. Ornellas, my investigation focused on the criminal aspects of the investigation as it pertained to Mr. Arneson".
Is a common mistake, but an MVP is not a product, it is anything you use to verify assumptions and hypotheses, even yourself.
The last of anything is hard to verify.
"There's no way to verify anything that the military says down there because as usual, their stance is: 'Trust us,' " Remes said.
But he said DrThom was unable to "verify anything independently" although it had decided to prescribe to women aged 18 and over.
I receive a lot of calls and SMSs, but it is this world that you can write what you want and you don't have to verify anything.
All of a sudden, your publisher is told that not only does the former president of the United States not want this book to be written, he's not going to talk, he's not going to verify anything.
