'evidence stating that' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when explaining a possible conclusion based on available evidence. For example: "The researchers collected a number of studies showing evidence stating that the new drug is more effective than other available medications."
We summarize evidence stating that battery technologies do not meet the requirements that flow from three sets of influential PHEV goals due to inherent trade-offs among power, energy, longevity, cost, and safety.
Nonetheless, there is a strong empirical evidence stating that signal reconstruction is possible [28].
Matthew Brisbane gave evidence stating that he had been unable to find any such cause for Shaw's condition.
He also sees problems in Arens' approach to the nature of the evidence, stating that the anthropologist has not given sufficient thought to what would constitute reliable testimony in the case of cannibalism.
Based on RAE Farnborough's test results, the Army Air Corps submitted evidence stating that the analysis of the warhead fragments found in the wreckage indicated that the helicopter had been destroyed by a type of anti-aircraft missile "known to have been in the possession of the enemy".
From GPs point of view, this long for teamwork fits with emerging international evidence stating that structured [ 33] and patient oriented [ 34] care result in better outcomes.
And police statements presented as evidence stated that he had made a 'voluntary verbal admission', which Peter had always denied.
Yet the most recent authority to speak on the general question of what standard a judge should apply to determine admissibility of expert testimony and evidence, the Advisory Committee on the Rules of Evidence, stated that Frye remained the standard in Alabama and cited Perry in support of this proposition.
The evidence states that the defendants agreed not to poach employees from each other or give them offers if they voluntarily applied, and to notify the current employers of any employees trying to switch between them.
Some participants stated that they found it difficult to distance themselves from the debate, and (confirming the importance of other parents as credible sources of evidence) stated that they felt particularly drawn to newspaper stories that involved real life people.
A forensic report that has been entered as evidence states that "in all of the cells examined, the bullet trajectories indicate that the shooters fired from outside the cells".
