The phrase "attested using" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the method or means by which something has been confirmed or verified.
Example: "The findings were attested using a series of rigorous tests to ensure their accuracy."
Alternatives: "verified through" or "confirmed by means of".
The Latin word landica gets its earliest attested use.
(Globish is a portmanteau of "globe" and "English"). The earliest attested use of the term, however, described in 1997 a more natural linguistic hybridisation of various "non-western forms of English" that had become just as "creative and lively" as the standard tongue.
The word was probably adopted by the Indians of the northwestern provinces from this source, and its earliest attested use in India is by the grammarian Pāṇini (c. 5th century bc) in the form Yavanānī, which is taken by commentators to mean Greek script.
The earliest attested use of the name is found in Tholkappiyam, which is dated as early as 1st century BC.
The earliest attested use of the word in reference to the colour is from the 16th century.
With a series of learning simulations, I show that the approach fails to learn statistical generalizations across the lexicon: lexical constraints are so powerful that the learner comes to acquire the behavior of each attested form using only these constraints, at which point the general constraint is rendered superfluous and ineffective.
As an electronic music producer working outside mainstream pop, I can attest that using a synthesizer's factory-preset sounds is frowned on by my colleagues; a composer is expected to use a synthesizer as a springboard for creativity.
Preminger, a well-built man six feet tall and with sad eyes and a pink, clean-shaven head, looks fit; his complexion is a deeper pink, attesting to use of the gymnasium's sun lamp.
Ever since the Late Medieval Ages historico-medical literature has attested the use of cranium humanun as an ingredient in pharmacological preparations for the treatment of epilepsy.
By October 2017, 8% of U.S. Instagram users 55 years old and older attest to using the photo-sharing app several times a day.
