The word 'vouch' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a verb to mean 'to speak in support of someone or something to give assurance'. Example: John vouched for his friend's trustworthiness, so we decided to hire him.
Churches are said to be a total departure for all concerned, a fact we can vouch for if the latter are any measure.
The boys get chicken once a week, on Sundays, so Bahrani walked them through a recipe for chicken in what I can now vouch for is most abasingly described as "coconut gravy"; a special black daal; and fried rice, which they craved after a field trip to a Chinese restaurant.
I can't vouch for peak season but when I travelled there was plenty of scope for seclusion with acres of empty white sand and uncluttered seas which feel like a bath tub even at three in the morning.
On the other hand, a tax rebate in itself is not enough to vouch for the viability of small, independent productions.
German savings banks and mutual banks are used to the idea of mutualised guarantees: they have formed joint-liability groupings, which vouch for the solvency of each bank in their group.
They are far less keen on having to vouch for banks outside Germany.The commission hopes that EU governments and the European Parliament will adopt its proposals by the end of the year.
Moreover, companies hoping to cut financing costs realised they could extract better terms by getting an auditor to vouch for them.
The SEC, meanwhile, is urging state and federal prosecutors to bring more criminal cases against securities-law violators, and on June 12th it voted to introduce a new rule requiring chief executives to vouch personally for their companies' financial statements.
International experts vouch that the care is good, not least because Aravind's doctors perform so many more operations than they would in the West that they become expert.
Some sites let them vouch for clients they have seen, improving other women's risk assessments.
They must be filed promptly, and chief executives and financial officers must vouch for their accuracy.
