Is there a specific expression(idiomatic) we should know about "Evidence" followed by a preposition or should we just pick one based on overall structure and the meaning of the sentence?
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evidence for/that/of
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There are quite many possibilities - the best idea would be to look it up in a good dictionary. The most common preposition is "of."
The other prepositions that can be used are for example: about, against, for, on
There is also a phrase "on the evidence of"
e.g. On the evidence of his latest exhibition, Miller is an artist who is past his best.
The other prepositions that can be used are for example: about, against, for, on
There is also a phrase "on the evidence of"
e.g. On the evidence of his latest exhibition, Miller is an artist who is past his best.
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