"well established evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to information which has been verified and accepted by experts or the wider public, for instance: "The well established evidence shows that climate change is real and caused by human activity".
This is particularly relevant when considering the well established evidence of the extraordinary genetic homogeneity of Homo sapiens (Barbujani and Colonna 2010).
They "apply to domestic and imported products alike...There is strong and well established evidence that consumption of alcohol in Scotland is excessive and that this gives rise to health and social problems".
Well established evidence on the homeostatic regulation of sleep suggests that slow-wave activity, i.e. EEG power in the 0.50 4.75 Hz range, depends on the duration of previous sleep and wakefulness, representing a marker of non-REM (NREM) sleep intensity [2].
1 A well established evidence base highlights the impact and costs associated with multimorbidity in both younger and older patients.
There is well established evidence that the relationship between income and health outcomes is more important for countries at an earlier stage of development [ 12].
While the clinical benefits of aspirin for secondary prevention are well established, evidence on the role of aspirin for primary prevention is less clear.
There are now well established, evidence-based strategies to control this pandemic.
Thus, the present study strictly tests the hypothesis that the unilateral (right or left) medial frontal cortex is implicated in the neural network sub serving ToM [ 8] which is based on well established evidences suggesting the implication of the ventromedial frontal lobe areas in playing a critical role in a dedicated "mentalizing" or ToM network in human brains ([ 7, 28, 60] for a review).
since First in Man Trials in 2002, there is now well established clinical evidence for this therapy.
The first group is a positive reformulation of existing environmental problems based on well established scientific evidence.
It is well established that evidence of purpose beyond the face of the challenged law may be considered in evaluating Establishment and Equal Protection Clause claims.
