The phrase 'claim is correct' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to affirm that an assertion, opinion, or statement made by someone is true or accurate. For example, "The teacher claimed that the answer to the question was 'b', and it turns out the claim is correct."
Neither claim is correct.
Whether or not that claim is correct, the magazine had cause to examine the issue.
If Mr. Ahmadinejad's claim is correct, it probably indicates that relationship went on longer and far deeper than previously acknowledged.
"The corruption investigation was an important turning point, the government thought it was done by prosecutors and officers linked to Hizmet, and what they claim is correct.
I am certain that Mr Birrell's claim is correct – but only by buying tickets for specific trains and travelling at inconvenient times.
Quentin D. Atkinson, a biologist at the University of Auckland in New Zealand, has shattered this time barrier, if his claim is correct, by looking not at words but at phonemes — the consonants, vowels and tones that are the simplest elements of language.
When South Africa move in this week, we'll find out if the claim was correct.
Osborne responded by saying that his claim was correct, because UC would not have a 100% take-up.
Dr. Abraham Loeb, an astrophysicist at Harvard, said persistence of the fog, which is thought to be neutral hydrogen gas, would be important in understanding how structures formed in the early universe if the claim was correct.
At a closed meeting with business leaders, Putin was quoted as saying only that he "hadn't followed" the story and that it remained to be seen if the justice ministry's claim was correct.
Besides wanting to see how she's doing, I need her to sign a consent form for criminal injuries compensation and check that the details of her claim are correct.
