'corroborate to' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
In this context, the phrase you would use is 'corroborate with.' For example, "We need to corroborate with witnesses in order to corroborate the story."
These findings corroborate to the concept that balanced solutions should be the preferred fluid type in the critically ill.
Systolic function, cardiac glycogen stores, phospho-AMPK α, and insulin-receptor expression levels were analyzed to corroborate to the in vivo findings.
The analysis of the mean APFD values and effect size corroborate to the mean cumulative effectivenesses depicted in Figs. 9 to 11.
Small errors obtained comparing experimental and simulation waveforms for both DC-side voltage and AC-side current corroborate to validate the model and the designed controllers.
Countries like Italy provide an excellent illustration of how the intersection among domestic economic structures, gender norms, and demographic change corroborate to create the "gendered and ethnicised" sectors to which migrant women are so attracted.
Gravimetrically determined PM2.5 (fine particles with aerodynamic diameters [da]<2.5 μm) emission rates (2.3 10.2 g/kg) corroborate to matrix-corrected ELPI mass measurements of stages 1 8 (2.7–11.8 g/kg).
"We're still trying to corroborate things to see if there's a connection," Hasnas said.
Giuliani expressed uncertainty even about this incident, however, saying: "I think both facts were corroborated to be true.
In overall the theoretical determination corroborates to the experimental findings.
These macroscopic findings were corroborated to microscopic analyses.
This corroborated to an initial specificity for lupulin glands.
