The phrase "sufficiently substantiated" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used when there is a need to prove that information or an opinion has been thoroughly and properly supported with evidence. For example, "The accountant's claim that profits had decreased was sufficiently substantiated with the financial records provided."
"If the case against Echeverría is not sufficiently substantiated, it will destroy the credibility of the whole process," said Adolfo Aguilar Zinser, a former national security adviser to President Fox.
Yet the claim that sympathy leads to actions that are in some sense selflessly motivated and that it is the capacity for sympathy that is empirically necessary for moral agency has never been sufficiently substantiated by those very same philosophers.
6) The link to spastin, although intriguing, is not sufficiently substantiated to explain the observed phenotypes.
Alternatively, is the region 13q.13.3 amplified in DLD1+13? 6) The link to spastin, although intriguing, is not sufficiently substantiated to explain the observed phenotypes.
It judged that "the Georgian claim concerning a large-scale Russian military incursion into South Ossetia" before the war began could not be "sufficiently substantiated".
Simulation results from a reconstructed IEEE-33 bus system and comparisons with the routine day-ahead microgrid schedule sufficiently substantiate the effectiveness of the proposed MPC strategy and the conic programming method.
The clinical samples were derived from prospective trials where data collection, validation, and processing followed good clinical practice; the adherence to study protocols was ascertained and a continuous follow-up for nine years sufficiently substantiates our observation.
The present study was unable to sufficiently substantiate detecting and tracking breast cancer by screening mtDNA mutations via analysis of body fluid; screening via analysis of tumor tissue and benign tissue would be more practical.
Based on the fact that they have not been substantiated sufficiently by clinical studies in humans, the European Food Safety Authority has rejected all of the health claims submitted for probiotics.
Again, it is possible that the study was not sufficiently powered to substantiate the differences between the two groups in the genital pain instruction condition.
However, the influence of shortening on clavicular and scapulohumeral movement and on functional outcome has not been sufficiently studied to substantiate the need for primary operative reduction and fixation of displaced clavicular fractures in order to prevent poor functional outcome.
