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'it was a confirmation' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something has been definitively established as true or confirmed. For example, "I received an email from the bank confirming the transfer of funds; it was a confirmation that the transaction had been successful."
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It was a confirmation statement from my broker.
For some it was a confirmation: always thought you were a bit weird.
"It was a confirmation that people still love soundsystem culture," Walford says.
It was a confirmation that James's previous intimations of greatness were no fluke.
It was a confirmation that there was not going to be any let up on my disappointment with the road the United States is going down.
"It was a confirmation," recalled Dr. Samore, the former national security official who is now director of studies at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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It's a confirmation".
"It's a confirmation, it's a positive," she said.
It's a confirmation; it's been celebrated, not made.
"It is a confirmation of our philosophy," he said.
"It's a confirmation that this is a good location," Mr. Lieber said.
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