Sentence The use of "corroborating to" is not considered to be standard English usage.
It is not used in Standard American English. If you wish to use a phrase that has a similar meaning to the one you suggested, you could use "corroborating" or "corroborating with". For example, "The evidence corroborating with the witness's statement was convincing."
Additionally, the Cu0 and Cu1+ species could influence the catalytic activity via a reduction oxidation mechanism, corroborating to the best catalytic performance of the Cu/Ce catalyst.
This study define the point defects states especially oxygen vacancy (Vo) and Zinc vacancy (VZn) corroborating to the Photoconducting characteristics using photoluminescence spectra.
This retarded cell movement in 1000 nM ITF2357 treated group can be attributed to reduced cell proliferation and growth, as minimal cell death was observed, corroborating to the overall 5 10% apoptosis seen in TUNEL assay.
There is also an external evidence corroborating to a certain degree the thesis about Cārvāka / Lokāyata affiliation of Jayarāśi.
In this study, culture temperatures of 30 °C and 35 °C were beneficial to M. ruber cell growth, corroborating to the reported that the optimum temperature of different Monascus strains was between 30 and 37 °C (Domsch et al. 1980).
In a recent study by Sundberg et al. (2013), representatives of the genus Bacillus sp. were also reported as commonly found in the microbial diversity present in composting processes, corroborating to the reported results by the present work.
In overall the theoretical determination corroborates to the experimental findings.
Giuliani expressed uncertainty even about this incident, however, saying: "I think both facts were corroborated to be true.
These results corroborate to the well documented relation between ventilation limitation and exercise tolerance [26].
These macroscopic findings were corroborated to microscopic analyses.
This corroborated to an initial specificity for lupulin glands.
