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The phrase "are required to corroborate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where verification or confirmation of information is necessary, often in legal, academic, or formal settings.
Example: "All witnesses are required to corroborate their statements with evidence to ensure the accuracy of the testimony."
Alternatives: "must verify" or "are obligated to confirm".
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New experiments are required to corroborate the vesicle's formation.
Additional studies are required to corroborate these pilot data.
Additional prospective studies, involving large cohort of patients, are required to corroborate these results.
However, more studies with a large sample size are required to corroborate its utility in a rapid and accurate diagnosis of presumed tubercular uveitis.
Further studies are required to corroborate these results.
Larger studies are required to corroborate our findings.
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They could be required to corroborate a confession with stringent evidence.
Because Mr. Sarkisov was described as a participant in both killings, the prosecutors who handled the case, Christopher P. Blank and John J. Holmes, were required to corroborate his testimony.
A larger prospective study would be required to corroborate our findings.
Larger studies with longer follow-up will be required to corroborate the reported findings regarding the need for partial acromioplasty with CA ligament release.
MLVA was highly concordant and may even outperform spa-sequence typing, although a more detailed study will be required to corroborate this conclusion.
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