"file evidence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used when someone has collected evidence for a legal case or investigation. For example, "The detective had to file evidence against the suspect before his court date."
One of the boffins said: "Because we had not decompressed the upload file, evidence in these memos might not have been in contiguous form".
§ 3502.20 Will BLM issue a lease to me if I am not complying with the diligence requirements of the Mineral Leasing Act? § 3502.25 Where do I file evidence that I am qualified to hold a permit or lease?
But when 468 individuals and groups tried to file evidence with the board in response to Kinder Morgan's proposed Trans Mountain pipeline project, they were told the board wouldn't hear their submissions because they did not qualify as "directly affected" by the proposal.
There was student file evidence of absenteeism (from lectures, practicals, wards, or electives) as a cause for concern in 21 (30%) of dropout students.
It recently filed evidence to the international criminal court on events in the Central African Republic, where Orange and three other networks were asked to suspend text messages and international roaming for a period last summer.
After the case(s) was filed, evidence continued to be developed that lead us to the conclusion that neither case, standing alone, presented sufficient evidence to prove rape".
Although no death certificate was filed, "evidence points to a coronary heart attack as the probable cause of death".
Both sides in the court case will be filing evidence in the coming months, but no schedule for hearing the case has been set yet, Mitchell told VICE.
But he said the city filed evidence showing that it always had the capacity to produce the backup power it sold.
