"evidence yields" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
You can use it in a sentence when you want to express that evidence or proof produces a certain outcome or result. Example: The investigation uncovered new evidence, which ultimately yielded a conviction for the suspect.
What evidence there is is based on imperfect regression analyses, and even that evidence yields no firm conclusion.
But available evidence yields surprisingly little support for a connection between material well-being or education and a reduction in terrorism.
The evidence yields negative point estimates (implying poverty reductions) for both types of living wage laws, but only the estimated effect of business assistance living wage laws is statistically significant (at the 10% level).
DNA evidence yields arrest in 2012 Rowland Heights rape case.
No less valuable than the economic evidence yielded by a comparative study of coins is their purely documentary importance.
Feasibility of the approach is corroborated by empirical evidence yielded by computer simulations involving regression and classification tasks.
The evidence yielded in the Medici warehouse raids has also been crucial to Italy's successful recovery of works from American museums, including the Met, the Getty, the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and the Princeton University Art Museum.
The goal was to aseess the unchanged TRACER trial design in light of the evidence yielded from the earlier completed TRITON trial.
Fortunately for Per Scholas, the nonprofit's mission to find evidence yielded useful results.
The three trials with reliable evidence yielded a non-significant pooled SMD: -0.18 (95% CI -0.46, 0.09).
Scientific knowledge is founded on empirical evidence yielded by observations or controlled experiments (question 3).
