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The assertion is true. The Dambis-Dubins-Schwarz theorem, with an independent continuation of the Brownian motion if f is bounded, represents
Mt​=W[M]t​​=Wf(t)​.
(1)
Because f is deterministic, every finite vector (Mt1​​,…,Mtn​​) is a finite vector of a Brownian motion at deterministic times and therefore has a multivariate normal distribution. Hence M is a Gaussian process. This is the deterministic quadratic variation characterizes a Gaussian continuous local martingale result.

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