I am preparing for my school test and I'm required to write a sentence along the lines of: 'I have gone through your requirements and I attest to be qualified for the position.' Is this grammatically correct? Is there a better way to put this?
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2I'd go with I attest to being qualified.– Yosef BaskinMay 12 at 14:35
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Yes, that makes sense. Thank you!– studentMay 12 at 14:51
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You can also attest that + a tensed clause.– John LawlerMay 12 at 15:29
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Six Google hits for "attest to be" (checking through and not believing first page) but almost 3 000 000 for "attest that I am".– Edwin AshworthMay 12 at 17:56
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It's grammatically correct...whether it is a standard usage is another matter.– Cascabel_StandWithUkraine_May 13 at 18:22
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