"finds confirmation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of verifying or confirming a belief, opinion, or claim. For example: After extensive research, Marissa founds confirmation that her theory was correct.
Retracing its spread through the generations, he finds confirmation of his deepening suspicions about his great-grandfather's morality and character.
According to the Greek historian Dionysius of Halicarnassus (flourished c. 20 bce), the Etruscans called themselves Rasenna, and this statement finds confirmation in the form rasna in Etruscan inscriptions.
The majority then finds confirmation that "participation of all schools" satisfies neutrality by noting that the better part of total state educational expenditure goes to public schools, thus showing there is no favor of religion.
This hypothesis finds confirmation in the particle size (sub-micron) and the fact that another copper-bearing pigment in Egypt, the so-called Egyptian blue (CaSi2O5·CuSi2O5), was manufactured from scrap or by-product copper obtained at temple workshops that either melted copper or produced glass and faience23.
This hypothesis finds confirmation within recent literature (Baccaro et al., 2003; Hassel, 2007).
Since everybody's attention is directed at members of one's collective, one finds confirmation of one's own views everywhere.
But lastly, Dr. Eddy found confirmation of his findings in measurements of the concentration of the radioactive isotope carbon-14 found in tree rings, which is known to correlate with solar activity.
We have also found confirmation that, among the batsmen, quality still counts in international Twenty20.
Pessimists will find confirmation of their nightmares in "Smallpox Martyrs" and "Skyscraper Escape Devices".
Scouring the documents, we find confirmation that we are researching the right Horodok.
I was surprised to find confirmation of this point of view in a clip featured in Andreu's film.
