"evidence on file" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this expression to refer to evidence that is available from records or documents. For example: "The court requested all evidence on file to be presented at the trial."
In an earlier case, Judge Robles said: "It can be inferred from the evidence on file that the Ocensa company was complicit in [Torres's] loss of freedom".
Obtaining DNA at the compound would have allowed Americans to match the samples with Bin Laden family DNA evidence on file at the C.I.A., providing evidence that Bin Laden was hiding in Abbottabad.
Those decisions were reversed in late August when the chief state prosecutor, Marianne Ny, overruling a subordinate prosecutor in Stockholm, Eva Finne, restored the original allegations, saying that rape was the appropriate charge for the evidence on file with the prosecutors.
Nevertheless, Alvarez's office contends that they have handled the case well, because there were inconsistencies in the evidence on file against the accused attacker.
If a voter used the federal form, but did not provide proof they were a citizen, they would only be registered to vote in federal elections if the state did not have other evidence on file that they were a citizen.
Clifford Chance said that the evidence on the files did not allow it to reach a conclusion as to customers' concerns about their interactions with the bank during the process, or the behaviour of any individual at the bank.
"They certainly had the evidence on which to file the charges.
Buttress says that unbeknown to whoever carried out the deletions, he had already become so paranoid about his own force that he had taken the precaution of backing up the evidence on an encrypted file on a computer, and burying the whole computer, wrapped in two plastic bags, on farmland in north Wales.
Robust evidence for clinical efficacy and safety of ranibizumab exists, supported by over 1.7 million patient treatment-years (Novartis, data on file) and evidence from more than 12 500 patients from multiple randomised, controlled clinical trials across indications.
It was agreed there was sufficient evidence to support a diabetes-specific focus, with additional material systematically identified from papers kept on file from the evidence mapping, and hand-searching reference lists of eligible studies (see table 2).
We observed an association between this kinase and DIP13 (not based on physical evidence; Additional file 3), therefore indirectly linking DIP13 to Cdc14 as initially suggested by the co-localization studies by Ah-Fong and colleagues [ 42].
