"attestation to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to provide evidence or proof of something. It can be used in formal or legal contexts. Example: The notarized document serves as an attestation to the authenticity of the signatures.
What was an affirmation, an attestation to a place, a way of life, a language, a class, a culture and an attitude, became seen as something else.
However, only H-1B dependent employers (generally defined as 15+ percent of an organization on H-1B visas) are required to provide a labor market attestation to verify that no American workers are displaced before hiring an H-1B worker.
The theatrical offerings were O.K., ditto the dance, but the rush of then-little-known pop bands from all over Francophone Africa was astonishing -- an attestation to the surge of creativity and ambition and excitement that came from people shouting their national voices through an international megaphone.
The most common name of Muhammad of Islam, Muhammad ("the Glorified One"), is part of the daily call to prayer (adhān); following the attestation to the oneness of God, the believer proclaims, "Verily, I bear witness that Muhammad is the Messenger of God" (Ashhadu anna Muḥammadan rasūl Allāh).
The CodeGuard is a wireless interflow defense pollution scheme which uses node attestation to detect adversary nodes.
[1] For a state to opt-out of the federal supervision requirement, the state's governor must send a letter of attestation to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services [1].
In October, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, who spoke with Diamond's executives, wrote: "Management insists that this momentum payment is viewed and treated internally as a payment related to this year's crop, not last year's, and that attestations to the contrary are simply misinformed.
In addition, the extended urban domain concealed countless deserted plots, called kharāb ("uninhabited," or "in ruin") in the waqf documents, where ruins stood as attestations to the bankrupt economy and dismal urban order on the eve of the Ottoman conquest by Sultan Selim I in 1516.
This feature, referred to as time-of-attestation to time-of-use gap [46].
Another actor, the "Community Animator", participates in module 0 and also triggers the operation that sends automatic attestations to learners, after module D is completed.
Nevertheless, and despite the frequent attestations to 'stop cracking your knuckles!' from lay counselors (e.g. your mother), there is yet to be clear evidence of harm.
