The phrase "attest them" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not commonly used and lacks clarity in meaning; "attest" typically requires a direct object that is not a pronoun.
Example: "The witnesses were called to attest to the events of that night."
Alternatives: "verify them" or "confirm them."
But as MIT's team in the DARPA Robotics Challenge can attest, getting them to work in disaster sites is much more daunting and much more interesting.
Having real results and the ability to have others attest to them is a great lead into future job opportunities.
As his many students through the years can attest, he taught them more than just English, but lessons that have served them in life as well.
Their fascination with hacking, and the vital fecundity that enchanted them, attest to the widely felt longing for a deeper, somehow realer global democracy.
The best-known films in "Cinema Europe" are those of Germany's Golden Age of the '20s, and the way in which Brownlow and Gill regard them attest to their astuteness.
To be sure, they earn appreciative nods for that at a time when headlines ballyhooing shootings in cities across country and responses to them attest to the validity of the thesis.
You might be saying saying to yourself "Yo, these dudes are soft as hell," but the Greco-Roman squad are no strangers to debauchery, as we can attest after seeing them party (and afterparty) at various festivals around the globe.
As a cinematographer, Wexler was known for being difficult — as several filmmakers attested to in "Tell Them Who You Are," the highly personal 2004 documentary on Wexler made by his son, Mark, himself a target of his father's prickly nature.
Then I use light, framing and motion to create a focal point". As a cinematographer, Wexler was known for being difficult — as several filmmakers attested to in "Tell Them Who You Are," the highly personal 2004 documentary on Wexler made by his son, Mark, himself a target of his father's prickly nature.
