"through his testimony" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is commonly used in legal and formal settings when discussing the evidence or statements given by a witness in a court case or investigation. Example: "The defendant was found guilty based on the evidence presented through his testimony during the trial."
Or he could ask one of the standby lawyers to lead him through his testimony.
Another victim, Robert Garner, said he was assaulted at 9 30 at the reservoir, and the time of an attack on a runner, David Good, was set at 9 47 through his testimony.
"There's a misconception that we've begun to address the climate problem," said Hansen, who brought climate change into the public arena through his testimony to the US congress in the 1980s.
But in the end, it comes down to intent and it may be Mr. Quattrone who is in the best position to make the case through his testimony that because of Mr. Brodsky's negligence he was not fully informed when he sent the message.
The letter is signed by Hansen, who is considered one of the first scientists to highlight the issue of climate change through his testimony to US Congress in the 1980s, along with former Australians of the year Fiona Stanley and Tim Flannery.
That he is a straight-talking man who enjoys the combat comes through in his testimony.
Mr. Jenoff, a private detective, has emerged in the trial, partly through his own testimony, as a fanciful self-promoter given to lies and duplicity.
"I'm in constant pain every day," Nance said, sobbing through most of his testimony and refusing to look at Van Dyke.
The prosecution's effort to undermine his testimony through questions about his compensation were less harmful to his credibility.
Mr. Gonzales, who resigned last year after coming under criticism because of the firings, has been the main focus of interest, in part because several members of Congress charged that he may have perjured himself in his testimony through his memory lapses and misstatements about the firings.
Mr. Calderon, who was surrounded by three armed court officers during his testimony, said through an interpreter that he had worked as a handyman at the Kossuth Avenue apartment building where Ms. Smith and five of her six children lived.
