"which corroborates" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to introduce a clause that provides evidence or support for the previous statement in the sentence. An example sentence using "which corroborates" could be: "The witness's testimony, which corroborates the victim's account, was crucial in securing the conviction of the perpetrator."
A numerical model is proposed which corroborates these results.
Interestingly, similar domains are also incomplete in the crystallographic ABCG8 structure, which corroborates these assumptions.
When people tell you they value political art, what they often mean is that they enjoy political propaganda which corroborates what they already think.
El Gherissi and Najjar both appear by name in the declassified portions of the Senate torture report, which corroborates their CIA captivity, which began in 2002.
However, an equivalent dCas9 tracrRNA crDNA complex showed no interaction with target DNA (Fig. 3b, c), which corroborates the previously described absence of cleavage activity when using crDNAs.
In addition, a previous study found that TGF-β1 signaling was disrupted in pathological human tendons, which corroborates the crucial role of TGF-β117.
This diffusion results in agglomerate formation, which corroborates with the assumption of electrostatic bonding between the HPW heteropolyanions and the protonated amine surface.
This in-ovary quantification of non-growing follicle dynamics from neonate to adult fits a mathematical function, which corroborates the model of fixed oocyte reserve.
In most cases, however, the paleoclimatic scenario indicates habitat shifts suitable for the respective chenopod colonizer, which corroborates our findings and provides a plausible scenario.
Most seeds were small, shade-intolerant, and zoochoric, which corroborates other studies of fragmented forest landscapes and reflects the high disturbance levels in isolated forest remnants.
Large density differences between mercury and water lead to a high Bond number and thus a low residual mercury saturation was obtained which corroborates with existing DNAPL theories.
