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The phrase "evidence enough for" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing whether something provides sufficient proof or justification for a particular conclusion or action.
Example: "The findings from the study were evidence enough for the committee to approve the new policy."
Alternatives: "sufficient evidence for" or "adequate proof for"
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That list of titles is evidence enough for never going to the cinema again.
The victims' testimony and the fact that Ms. Cassez lived at the ranch is evidence enough for most Mexicans.
The tit-for-tat response was evidence enough for the auto blogosphere to declare the start of a BMW-Audi "billboard war".
Blonde hair and blue eyes was evidence enough for police in Greece, and in two separate cases in Ireland, to take action.
Whether you would argue for experience or fresh faces, that should be evidence enough for a good start to the conversation.
Later in the afternoon, a cry rose up from the Taliban side, evidence enough for the Northern Alliance troops that they had scored a hit on one of their enemies.
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Isn't the fawning over the iphone 4, ipad, any new gadget, etc, evidence enough?" I work for The Guardian.
The evidence is enough for truth under normal circumstances, but because of abnormal interference the evidence falls short.
In no case, they said, was the evidence strong enough for a court-martial.
The evidence was enough for the Swiss authorities to conclude that "organisational failings" at the bank were to blame for money laundering violations.
The evidence was enough for the team to accept the possibility that cannibalistic practices could have occurred in the cave, and enough for at least one viewer to re-think Fiji as a vacation destination.
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