evidenced by vs evidenced in

Both "evidenced by" and "evidenced in" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "Evidenced by" is used to show the source or cause of evidence, while "evidenced in" is used to indicate the location or context where the evidence is found.

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evidenced by

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to show the source or cause of evidence.

Use "evidenced by" to indicate the source or cause of the evidence being presented.

Examples:

The success of the project was evidenced by the increase in sales.
Her dedication to the job was evidenced by her long hours of work.
The damage to the car was evidenced by the scratches on the bumper.

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Levelheaded, patient, as is evidenced by the man I've taken as my husband.
As is evidenced by my law degree, which I will happily dust off and use to crush you in court if you don't fix it, replace it, or send me a check in the next 72 hours.
(ii) any debt evidenced by a certificate issued by the credit institution.
Borrowings are composed of borrowings from credit institutions and debts evidenced by certificates.
This is evidenced by the readiness and enthusiasm of the Lower Silesian local authorities, businessmen and the world of science to get involved in this project.
arrears concerning the payment of goods and services, when not evidenced by a loan.
An open payment card scheme such as MasterCard's can operate without a MIF as is evidenced by the existence of comparable open payment card schemes without a MIF.
- Loans evidenced by a single document of up to and including one year's original maturity
- Loans evidenced by a single document of between one and two years» original maturity
Holdings of financial assets created when creditors lend funds to debtors, which are either not evidenced by documents or are evidenced by non-negotiable documents.
The selection procedure requires applicants to have a full university education, evidenced by a diploma.
Conformity with these provisions is evidenced by the CE marking.
Patients with secondary progressive multiple sclerosis with active disease, evidenced by relapses.
Madam President, the fragility of demand for new vehicles is evidenced by the downturn in Europe's automotive industry.
This divergence is also evidenced by the tabling of almost 600 amendments.
Item 3 - Debts evidenced by certificates
The appointment of the depositary shall be evidenced by written contract.
You seem to have a problem focusing on your work, evidenced by a distinct dearth of products and innovation of late.
This is also evidenced by the fact that no other block exemption regulation contains such provisions.
This is evidenced by the Commission's own definition of cash which also (rightly) indicates fungible instruments such as bearer bonds.

Alternatives:

shown by
indicated by
demonstrated by
proven by
supported by

evidenced in

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate the location or context where the evidence is found.

Use "evidenced in" to specify the location or context where the evidence is found or observed.