Sentence examples for it proved correct from inspiring English sources
The phrase "it proved correct" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when stating that something has been validated or confirmed as accurate after testing or examination.
Example: "After conducting several experiments, the hypothesis was tested thoroughly, and it proved correct."
Alternatives: "it was validated" or "it was confirmed accurate.".
The Connecticut Post ran the story of Mr. Ganim's prediction on its front page on Tuesday, and it proved correct: On Wednesday, Mr. Ganim was indicted.
"Tim felt that was the strongest side he could put on the pitch and it proved correct," said Williams, who was given a five-year contract in March.
Our suspicion that there were many people yearning to play in an orchestra but who were too frightened or too ashamed to do anything about it, proved correct.
Never mind that exit polls are almost always bang-on: in a moment of hubris Gove promises to dance a naked jig to the Jam's "Eton Rifles" if it proves correct – a promise that he will later have to fulfil in front of an audience of millions.
"I believe in what I'm doing and that it is right, and hopefully in the very near future it will be proved correct.
Even so, that early speculation by the media looks as if it will be proved correct.
It is often thought that Les Guignols can make or break elections, and it has usually been proved correct at predicting them.
The OBR, naturally, offered reasons why it may still be proved correct.
He can now put his theory to the test - and if he is proved correct it may yet be a path to the sort of longer term deal he eventually wants at Chelsea.
This hypothesis must be tested in further experiments, but if proved correct it would make sense to include carbon leakage by root exudation in cucumber production models.
He said that he was ultimately proved correct when it became clear that there were no WMD's in Iraq, but that it took a tremendous toll on his life and caused him to employ security guards.
