The phrase "appeal evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts when discussing the evidence presented in an appeal case.
Example: "The court will review the appeal evidence to determine if the original decision was justified."
Alternatives: "evidence for the appeal" or "evidence submitted on appeal".
She calls "The Appeal" evidence of "my shame" — proof of her failure to write a play like those of her admired elders.
The question that is of interest in a legal setting is: 'does the new appeal evidence change the belief in (a1_{P})'?
To meet the form demands of case filing, plaintiffs need to provide at least three types of litigation materials: lawsuit appeal, evidence, and identity information.
And if so, given the aim of the defence for the appeal: 'does the presence of the new appeal evidence lower the probability of (a1_{P})'?
While this concept is logical and has considerable appeal, evidence in support of this approach is limited.
Nathan Z. Dershowitz, a New York lawyer who represented Dr. Sybers in his appeal, said evidence is routinely misused in criminal trials.
He did hint, however, that the announcement of a Justice Department appeal was evidence of a recent defense victory.
Perhaps you think there are questions we can sensibly settle in ways other than by appeal to evidence: by faith, for instance.
Despite his broad international appeal and evidence of popular support at home, analysts say that resistance to his pell-mell approach to modernization appears to be building.
Government argues commission is superior to judicial review, since in appeal court evidence from intelligence agencies could not be properly discussed.
Because the landlord in his appeal submitted evidence that pertained to rental leases signed around 1990, it should have been previously available to him, Mr. Levy said.
