The phrase "state with confidence" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when someone is expressing a strong belief or certainty about something. Example: After conducting extensive research and analysis, the scientist was able to state with confidence that their theory was correct.
The authors state with confidence that: "No group systematically abuses young women more cruelly than mothers-in-law".
In these situations, at least, is it possible to state with confidence which is worse, remembering or forgetting?
I can state with confidence that I wasn't consciously thinking about any of these things when I said them.
Rarely does any edition state with confidence what scenes or parts of scenes are by co-authors.
These judgments are complicated – so was Iraq – and alternative ways to have achieved better outcomes are hard to state with confidence.
As a born-and-bred New Yorker now living in California, I can state with confidence that only residents of New York City could offer such an obtuse economic remedy for our dependence on foreign oil.
In one study, he stated with confidence that precisely 68percentt of South Vietnam's 17.4 million people were "relatively secure".
"What is a bisexual?" Justice Mukhopadhyay wondered aloud during one hearing; when he was given an answer, he stated with confidence that they too were not a "class".
Endicott Peabody Davison, Bones Class of '48, &, at the time, the designated spokesman for the Russell Trust Association, the governing body of Bones, stated with confidence that Skull and Bones didn't have la cabeza de Villa.
An article in the Mail on Sunday states with confidence that he has made "a spectacular U-turn" by abandoning "plans to campaign for Britain to withdraw from the EU".
The report itself states "with confidence" that a commonly-understood idea remains, among the senior managers it surveyed, of what constitutes a public service ethos, and that accountability, community responsibility, customer service and integrity were the most consistently identified characteristics associated with public sector work.
