The phrase "aviation evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, such as legal cases, investigations, or research involving aircraft or aviation incidents.
Example: "The court examined the aviation evidence presented by the expert witness to determine the cause of the accident."
Alternatives: "aerospace evidence" or "aircraft evidence".
Such a strike "typically leaves no evidence", aviation expert Patrick Smith told the Telegraph.
This is further evidence that aviation needs to grow for the good of the country".
Although alcohol has been traced to very few commercial aviation accidents, there is evidence that drinking among pilots is more widespread than the accident statistics indicate.
Meanwhile, dozens of federal reports, including one issued by then Vice President Al Gore's special commission on aviation security, provided comprehensive evidence that the U.S. aviation security system was full of holes.
Although such team-training programs have transformed the culture and outcomes of other dynamic, high-risk industries such as aviation and nuclear power, evidence of team training effectiveness in health care is still evolving.
This section provides evidence from the aviation industry as well as other fields with related public safety and security concerns, including trucking and transportation, food safety, and nursing and nursing home care.
A federal judge has ruled that Zacarias Moussaoui, the sole person charged in the Sept. 11 attacks, may not have access to classified prosecution evidence about the aviation security system because it might end up in the hands of terrorists "intent on attacking civil aviation".
Checklists, as evidenced in the aviation industry, do address complex, multievent situations and include conditional items, and need not be followed by rote (e.g., administering antibiotics without confirmation of pneumonia).
By evening, we had the evidence to link several aviation front companies to the international arms trafficker Viktor Bout.
Our study aims to contribute empirical evidence on the capacity of aviation policy to stimulate greater tourism in peripheral destinations.
