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The phrase "attested in a similar" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evidence or documentation that supports a claim or finding in a comparable context.
Example: "The results of this study are attested in a similar research conducted last year."
Alternatives: "documented in a comparable" or "verified in a like".
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Bilbray has apparenly not attested in a similar fashion as Brewer, but his explanation seems to be that as you get closer to the problem, you earn the right to distort the problem, hysterically (which he briefly tries to do with the "Phoenix is the kidnapping capital of the world, before Jake swats it down).
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It is attested in a praise poem to Cadwallon ap Cadfan (Moliant Cadwallon, by Afan Ferddig).
Middle Tamil is attested in a large number of inscriptions, and in a significant body of secular and religious literature.
It is therefore important to control for whether each verb is attested in un- form in a representative corpus.
By contrast, this type of theta-role association is not attested in constructions with an AV-only restriction.
Nothing spiked so spectacularly in 2014 to make "exposure", first attested in 1606, feel particularly representative of the year.Merriam-Webster, a dictionary publisher, chose a similar path, choosing a plain old word to sum up 2014: "culture".
Linear A is attested in Crete and on some Aegean islands from approximately 1850 bc to 1400 bc.
Sounds surrounded by a single dotted square are variants attested in the literature.
In addition, a number of Median personal names are attested in various sources.
A figure by the name of Bilwis is attested in various parts of German-speaking Europe starting in the 13th century.
A few ideas expressed in this work are not attested in any other known sources.
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