The phrase "corroborate for" is not correct and is not usable in written English.
Instead, you can use the phrase "corroborate with". For example, "We need to corroborate with our witness before we move forward with the investigation."
Overall the actions of α2-dependent inhibitory signals tend to corroborate, for the first time, a neuroprotective role against the over-excitatory orexinergic neurodegeneration reactions and thus its abnormal anxiety-like indications may prove to be therapeutically useful for orexin-dependent sleeping disorders.
Table 5 presents additional recommendations based on consensus only, and provides information upon the number and the percentage of studies that corroborate for each consensus based recommendation.
Information upon the number and the percentage of studies that corroborate for each evidence based recommendation is given in table 3. Five guidelines used key recommendations [ 21, 30, 33, 34, 37].
The proposed robust model based control approach is corroborated for the case of various desired shapes of the target distribution.
The calls can be corroborated for ground truth by examining the associated court outcomes.
Moreover, the contribution of the quartz is probably corroborated for the appearance of the band at 783 cm−1.
Feasibility as time grows is corroborated for the power constraint in (27) (top) and rate constraints in (26) (bottom).
These results were also corroborated for the PET-to-cotton blend where the HT-silica combination improves the fire performance to this blend.
Branding is often defined as strategy made visible, and the links between Zara's Nazi-referencing fashion and brutal labour management corroborates for a good conspiracy theory.
Such findings corroborated for ND assessed by Primary Dependence Motives (PDM) score [46].
It has been corroborated for a number of hydrological and carbon cycle components as well as for forest management [32], [33], [34].
