"corroborate the fact" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to confirm or provide evidence for a fact. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as in a legal or scientific setting. Example: The witness was able to corroborate the fact that the defendant was at the scene of the crime, strengthening the prosecutor's case.
Such results corroborate the fact that preference organization is differentiated in relation to specific actions and is strictly linked to the resources participants use to design such activities.
Experimental observations coupled with finite-element modeling (FEM) corroborate the fact that the thermally softened Ni particle is very effective for enhanced adhesive and cohesive bonding.
The theoretical results corroborate the fact that the O* and OH* adsorption prefers to occur on both iron sites and the nickel sites (the one that in the vicinity of iron sites) because of the synergistic effects of electron configuration.
The numbers are beginning to corroborate the fact that FORBES GLOBAL's brand of journalism is indeed reaching the audience that advertisers need to get their messages to.
I had heard that in the underworld you can get your favorite wine and any delicacy you want, lovers for all tastes, dancing music, endless pleasure... Once again, I was able to corroborate the fact that advertising lies.
It led to reproducible phenotypes that corroborate the fact that a lack of dUTPase is deleterious to cells in plants as previously shown in E. coli and yeast.
Lucio provides an interesting counterpoint to Isabella, interrupting her complaint in an attempt to corroborate the facts but being repeatedly shut down by the Duke, who criticizes him on the level of form (while granting the possibility that what he says may be "right"): regardless of whether Lucio is telling the truth, his speech is rejected by the representative of the judicial institution.
Coming in at less than a billion, Tilton took it personally, getting extremely aggravated when we tried to corroborate the facts, asking for greater disclosure while reaching out to current and former employees.
There's a substantial amount of information that they possess that corroborates the fact that I am telling the truth.
Eriksson himself helped Manuel's case by testifying briefly as a defense witness, corroborating the fact that Manuel had refused to obey Meserve's order to kill Mao.
"There's a substantial amount of information that they possess that corroborates the fact that I am telling the truth," he said.
