"there is confirmation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are affirming something that has been previously asserted. For example, "The police investigation revealed that Henry stole the painting. There is confirmation that the painting is now in the possession of a private collector."
There is confirmation that has to come before you can draw firm conclusions".
"There is confirmation that Homeland Security officials are working out of Manchester, Gatwick and Heathrow airports, but under what auspices is unclear," she says.
At any rate, there is confirmation that this was Speusippus' view, from two passages in Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics: VII 13, which names Speusippus, and X 2. 1173a5–13, which does not, but repeats the argument of the former passage.
It's clear that some Windows 7 parts were sampled from OS X, but now there is confirmation from Microsoft's partner group manager, Simon Aldous, that OS X was indeed the mold all along.
To work around this, Bodega holds the buyer's Bodega Bills in escrow until there is confirmation from both users involved with the transaction that the virtual good has actually been received.
bd816413-dd2e-4c23-ae46-49d97fb06e00 It is a humiliating day for Co-op Group, or at least its previous management, because there is confirmation in today's rescue deal for Co-op Bank that the value of the bank has collapsed to nothing.
But on Sunday at White Hart Lane there was confirmation once again of how far both Tottenham and Lamela himself have come since that summer of 2013.
After the market closed, there was confirmation of Wood Group and ITV's promotion to the FTSE 100.
Oddly, there's confirmation of this in the work of the Kennedy brothers' house historian, Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.
Specter later said, "There was confirmation that there has been taping since 2000, when Coach Belichick took over".
There was confirmation here, too, that England have a new No10 and a new, encouragingly workmanlike point of focus.
