The phrase "attested on" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where one is referring to the verification or confirmation of something, but the preposition "on" is not appropriate in this case.
Example: "The findings were attested to by several experts in the field."
Alternatives: "verified by" or "confirmed by".
Linear B script is attested on clay tablets and on some vases, both dating from about 1400 bc to roughly 1200 bc.
As the same Literaturnaya Gazeta attested on February 6th, in a vicious essay by Valery Rokotov entitled "Icy Throne," "[Nabokov] is once again becoming an emigrant, and his art once again feels endlessly alien".
It is therefore possible that the beeswax attested on fragment ÆIN 1060 is of ancient origin.
The obtained copolymer-grafted MSNs (copoly-MSNs) were physico-chemically characterized and their biocompatibility was attested on a human keratinocyte cell line (HaCaT).
While we cannot exclude the use of beeswax as conservation material it is possible that the beeswax attested on fragment ÆIN 1060 is of ancient origin.
Another wife's name, Sitkamose, is attested on a nineteenth dynasty stele.
"I have never seen any other Ryan," attests one writer on his talk show.
Canal Street is nationally known for its bonanza of near-authentic fakes, as tourists from around the country were more than willing to attest on Friday.
"Each time I see you, I break down and cry," Warwick sings on "Walk On By". "Without you, I die dear," she attests on "Anyone Who Had A Heart".
The Prosecution argued that statements of a witness, made at any time and not in accordance with the attestation requirements, were nevertheless subject to admission under Rule 89(F), provided that the witness was available to attest on the stand that the statement was in fact his and was available for cross-examination.
Greek and Roman writers in the first century AD were the first to attest on the ferret's use in bolting rabbits from their burrows.
