The phrase "attest for the" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression is "attest to" when indicating that someone confirms or verifies something.
Example: "Witnesses were called to attest to the events that took place that night."
Alternatives: "certify" or "confirm".
The presence of 30 tephras throughout the record attest for the proximity of the site to active volcanic centres and allows assessment of the role of volcanic disturbance on past vegetation and fire regime shifts.
These results clearly attest for the efficacy of the theoretical models employed in all calculations and create new interesting possibilities for the design in silico of novel and highly efficient lanthanide-organic frameworks.
The Manager of the bank last week has issued a notice to me as the only person who can attest for the deceased, to provide the next of kin to my late client or have the deposit with them declared as "an Abandoned Property" following the laid-down legal procedure within one month from the date of issue of the notice.
This control supports the searching mechanism and attest for the efficacy of methods applied.
The high correlations between the current matrix and the other two attest for the robustness of the autosomal genetic distances in this study.
The hypothesis was that if alternating case fonts led to a disappearance of the N170 frequency effect despite of a massive repetition, it would attest for the use of a visual/logographic strategy in the word recognition.
The formation of tBLMs was monitored in real-time by the Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS), which attested for the completion of the fusion process within 2000 s.
The practice of animal sacrifice, abhorred by the modern followers of Zoroaster, is attested for the Sāsānian period at least as late as the reign of Yazdegerd I (399 420).
In the Gourma, which is a pastoral region, the re-greening trend is mainly observed over sandy soils, and attests for the ecosystem's resilience to the 1980s' drought, able to react to the more favorable rainfall of the 1990s and 2000s.
The separation of HA in a soluble and an insoluble phase at these pH values attests for the heterogeneity of the material defined as humic acid on the basis of its insolubility at pH 1.
28 Taran), which builds on ideas attested for the early Pythagoreans (e.g., ten as the perfect number, although Zhmud regards the perfection of ten as a Platonic rather than a Pythagorean doctrine 2012a, 404 09).
