The phrase "a clear support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of assistance or backing that is easily understood or evident.
Example: "The committee provided a clear support for the proposed changes, making it easier for everyone to understand the benefits."
Alternatives: "a strong backing" or "an evident assistance."
"Those are countries where they set strong targets, where they set a clear support mechanism and where they really looked at engaging the public".
Research into the ILF transition published this morning by Tom Shakespeare and colleagues at the University of East Anglia suggests that the process - which was supposed to be carefully managed between council and client, with a clear support plan - is in many areas shambolic and uncertain.
The economic feasibility to realize a sustainable construction need to have a clear support by adequate analyses connected to the energy consumption and consequently to the new target reductions in greenhouse gas emissions for buildings.
These results seem to be compatible with the findings in other opinion polls that reflect continuing public disillusionment with the Iraq War and a clear support for a gradual withdrawal of U.S. troops from both Mesopotamia and Afghanistan.
The sad reality is that Congress has been brought to a place of paralysis by both hyper-partisanship and its own self-imposed rules: the threat of the filibuster in the Senate and the dependence on the "Hastert Rule" in the House, whereby House leadership typically will not bring legislation to the House floor unless they have a clear support from the majority of the majority party.
A clear support for the D. discoideum opisthokont clade was obtained from both the raw numbers of RGCs and statistical tests (supplementary table S3, Supplementary Material online).
The Parliament's president at the time, Hans-Gert Pöttering, called the award "a signal of clear support to all those who support human rights in China".
Mr Ghani, a Pushtun, has the clear support of Pushtuns, who reside mainly in the south and east and who are Afghanistan's biggest ethnic group.
For Comcast, giving the go-ahead to "Rock Center" was, among other things, a way to provide clear support to the network news division it had just acquired.
The political ramifications of such a move are quite clear: support for Netanyahu would weaken, and the distance between himself, his rival, Labor Party chairperson Shelly Yachimovich, and his potential rival, former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, would get smaller and smaller.
To Republican senators, the message was clear: Support a Democratic judicial appointee, and there will be consequences.
