"as testifies" can be a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to introduce evidence or support for a previous statement. Example: As testifies the witness's testimony, the defendant was not present at the scene of the crime.
Identification errors have emerged as critical issues in health care, as testified by the ample scientific literature on this argument.
Repairs were undertaken on numerous occasions, as testified by the numerous inscriptions commemorating the emperors or their servants who undertook to restore them.
Moreover, two samples were contaminated or confused at the amplification steps as testified by two clear-cut cases of artificial recombination.
Indeed, ECMO usage is feasible in this clinical setting, as testified by the now large number of patients who have successfully received this treatment, have been maintained on ECMO for several days and have obtained a final satisfactory clinical outcome.
This rendered the defective equipment unused when major services and repairs were required as testified by one of the respondents: "It took eight months for the technical service providers to come and they never came on time " (Key Informant, Regional Hospital).
Finally, the effectiveness of US is highly dependent on operator expertise, as testified by important differences in the results of US surveillance performed at community hospitals or referral centers (Lee et al, 2011; Giannini et al, 2013).
Seepage is probably still active at present as testified by gas production at the study site.
Generaloberst, was Louvain captured in the manner as testified by the witness Van der Essen?
ORIGIN OF CHANGE IN DOUBT Contractors Quoted as Testifying Workmen's Compensation Also Went to Brokers.
I remember really feeling like that was abusing the office," the report quoted Lopez as testifying.
