"confirm or disprove" is a correct sentence in written English and can be used to ask someone for evidence that either confirms or disproves a particular statement.
For example: "Can you provide evidence to confirm or disprove that this witness was at the scene of the crime?".
Future research on multiple construction projects would help confirm or disprove findings and the identified countermeasures.
Mr. Cohen said today that he had no information that would confirm or disprove the report.
It is impossible to confirm or disprove either figure because of tight media restrictions on the affected areas.
In situ spectroscopic data are ultimately needed to confirm or disprove some of the assumptions of the model.
We aimed to confirm or disprove these findings by assessing the safety and efficacy of lithium in combination with riluzole in patients with ALS.
The federal government has no way to confirm or disprove this data, though they've long had the authority to compile it themselves.
Most homeowners have a general sense of whether or not they are being energy efficient, a hunch confirmed or disproved when the monthly bills arrive.
Even before that association is scientifically confirmed or disproved, members of an 18-member advisory panel said the seriousness of the cases being reported required action.
In addition, like explanations in evolutionary psychology, they are highly speculative and cannot be confirmed or disproved by evidence.
The proposed mechanism by which such superpositions are established includes a number of involved details that remain to be confirmed or disproven.
Psychiatric diagnosis and treatment is particularly subject to fads and undue drug company influence because judgments are still based on subjective data that cannot be confirmed or disproved by laboratory tests.
