The phrase "further attests to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something provides additional evidence or support for a claim or argument.
Example: "The recent study further attests to the effectiveness of the new treatment in reducing symptoms."
Alternatives: "provides additional evidence for" or "offers further proof of".
But "Living Standards" further attests to Ms. Mulder's gift for natural phrasing and spontaneous emotional expression.
The fact that despite all the recent tribunal decisions companies in the sector continue to deny workers paid holidays and the minimum wage further attests to the total impunity with which they have been allowed to act.
The ability to use biogenic hard tissues such as coral and nacre in augmentation of damaged bone tissue further attests to the unique bonds which are shared by hard tissues in nature.
This further attests to the difficulties in the management of mushroom poisoning.
Given the link between SES and performance on measures of executive functioning [41], [42], the lack of significant differences between the language groups on the Day-Night task further attests to the comparability of the groups in SES.
Our finding that these molecular subtypes were overrepresented (enriched) in the high and low risk groups identified by our 19-gene profile, further attests to the notion that the profile is tracking true and reproducible outcome phenotypes in EOC.
That point is further attested to by opinion polling in the province published by Queen's University Belfast in July.
Quality and ability of the faculty are further attested to by the amount of independent research grant support awarded to individual members.
The autobiographical writings of the humanist Alberti, the scientist Gerolamo Cardano (1501 76), and the artist Benvenuto Cellini (1500 71) further attest to the individualism developing both in letters and in the arts.
And that assessment has been further attested to by Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former mayor of New York City, and the team of anti-terrorism and emergency management experts in his consulting firm -- many of whom were responsible for managing the incredible emergency response on 9/11 and now are consulting with Entergy on Indian Point.
