"evidence underpinning" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to evidence that provides a basis for a statement, such as "The expert panel's conclusion was based on the evidence underpinning their analysis."
The evidence underpinning the criteria to be used must be clear.
"The evidence underpinning the UK's Extremism Risk Guidance 22+ and other data relating to this guidance, should be comprehensively published and readily accessible".
The government should also review departmental research budgets, ensure research is of the highest quality and that it can pinpoint the evidence underpinning policies.
Freedom of Information requests to the US Department for Health and Human Services (HHS) asking for the evidence underpinning its recommendation for daily flossing have prompted the organisation to quietly drop this advice.
This came hot on the heels of the publication of an independent examination of the evidence underpinning Lord Carter's recommendations, which describes Carter's analysis of the factors driving up the prison population as "inadequate" and "highly misleading".
They say there is so much disagreement about the evidence underpinning the weekend effect claims that ministers should pause the new junior doctors' contract and the push to create "a truly seven-day NHS".
Suspects have no direct access to the secret evidence underpinning the orders; many of the officially vetted "special advocates" representing them who do see it complain that they are ill-equipped to assess and challenge it.Yet some of the harshest features have been worn down by the courts.
We examine the evidence underpinning theoretical explanations for the egocentric constraint, and describe how it may reflect the haptic perception of relative phase.
The systematic review was conducted to evaluate the evidence underpinning the use of personal security alarms with the aim of reducing the incidence of assaults against healthcare and other high-risk staff.
Owen and colleagues (2010) synthesised the evidence of 200 base-case cost-effectiveness estimates of evidence underpinning National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence NICEE) public health guidance from 2006 10, because no comprehensive list of estimates was previously available.
In this narrative overview we aim to provide the reader with a succinct summary of the causes and consequences of hypothermia, the extent of the problem (rates of hypothermia), principles of good thermal care, delivery room preventative measures, the research evidence underpinning existing interventions, current issues in practice, and the way forward.
