"sufficient confirmation" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to confirmation that is accepted and adequate. For example: "The email from the company provided sufficient confirmation that our order had been processed."
Such evidence provides sufficient confirmation of the historical existence of an Arab prophet by the name of Muhammad.
The algebraic expressions provide sufficient confirmation for solvers to be able to unambiguously resolve questionable adjacency scenarios.
And so when a job listing for management candidates for a Walmart outlet in Boulder, Colo., showed up on Monster.com, there was sufficient confirmation that the mystery store would indeed be a Walmart Neighborhood Market.
Other extrahepatic disorders have also been reported, but without sufficient confirmation [ 20, 21].
Most of the cases were diagnosed based on clinical signs and symptoms without sufficient confirmation of aetiology.
But does the nature of the 4 July discovery provide sufficient experimental confirmation to justify the award of the 2012 Prize?
Combined with the immuno-affinity capture, this was sufficient for confirmation of the identity of the detected analyte.
When a parent or relative is affected, the physical examination and radiographic findings in the child may be sufficient for clinical confirmation of OI.
We chose 48 RNA samples (25 from adenocarcinoma, 23 from squamous cell carcinoma) with sufficient material for confirmation of viral and human miRNA expression as previously described (Landi et al, 2010).
Due to low RNA yields obtained from the biopsies four of the array samples lacked sufficient RNA for confirmation qPCR follow-up but an additional five control samples were obtained for the qPCR analysis generating a partially independent confirmation cohort (Additional file 1: Table S1).
The design shows that in spite of the low stiffness of the glass fibre reinforced IPC, the use of IPC still leads to realistic dimensions of the bridge structure, and to the confirmation that sufficient strength can be obtained for structural applications.
