"confirm veracity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you need to verify the truth of something. For example, "We discussed the proposal at length and decided to send it to an impartial third party for them to confirm veracity."
"Yeah," Okoye says when asked to confirm the veracity of his sudden leap into a potentially huge NFL contract.
A spokesman for G4S said: "We cannot confirm the veracity of any individual witness statements at this time.
The presentation on Monday seemed to confirm the veracity of the scattered reports, if not the exact locations of the silos.
"At this time, we are unable to confirm the veracity of her connection to the events of Sept. 11," said Jennifer Adams, chief executive of the September 11th Families' Association, which developed the center.
The statement was posted on the association's Web site late Saturday and carried on many other sites, including the Persian BBC, but it was impossible to reach senior clerics in the group to independently confirm its veracity.
Finding a trove of information online to confirm its veracity — this was before the Great Firewall, erected in 2003, blocked such terms as "June 4" — he emerged with a new conviction: "The Internet will open the door of democracy".
American officials are desperately trying to confirm the veracity of a claim by Isis which said a female US hostage being held by the militants had been killed by a Jordanian air strike.
The Italian automotive magazine Quattroruote published unofficial images of the vehicle this week, but when reached for comment, a Fiat spokesman who wished to remain unidentified citing company protocol, would not confirm their veracity, although he corroborated the information in the Bloomberg report.
