The phrase 'corroborates the findings of' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is usually used when you are confirming or validating evidence from a previous study or investigation. For example, "This new evidence corroborates the findings of the earlier study, showing a direct correlation between better health outcomes and higher education levels."
This corroborates the findings of studies in which different feedstocks were compared [15, 16].
This corroborates the findings of Malm (2006) who also noticed that in ABAQUS coarse meshes give slightly better results.
In the case of the consistent IV estimates, Table 20 corroborates the findings of Table 10 (unweighted sample).
This also corroborates the findings of Shahriary et al. (2012) who observed in the Iranian piospheres that height of palatable species increased significantly with distance from watering points.
It further corroborates the findings of Landsberg et al. (2002) who observed that watering points had a predominantly negative effect on species abundance on a regional scale.
This corroborates the findings of Schaefer et al.[39] who reported normalization of the dentoskeletal parameters following overall treatment in their stainless steel crown Herbst sample.
This corroborates the findings of Heffernan (2004) who reported that livestock owners have increased household expenditures for animal healthcare, feed and water.
In addition, the SVR approach performs better, which corroborates the findings of a great deal of the previous work in this field of AQF [1, 17].
"Our…model revealed that consistently eating breakfast can reduce obesity, which also corroborates the findings of previous studies". So a small, healthy morning meal may be good for weight, though it may not make or break it.
The good test-retest reproducibility of the present study using same procedure of [11C]-l-deprenyl-D2 preparation and same PET camera corroborates the findings of our previous study.
This finding corroborates the findings of Zemmrich et al. (2007) in western Mongolia who established that as grazing pressure decreased, plant density per plot increased away from the zone of maximum grazing.
