The phrase "a community of supportive" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to follow "supportive." You can use it when describing a group that provides support, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "We strive to create a community of supportive individuals who uplift each other."
Alternatives: "a network of supportive" or "a group of supportive".
Benefits of participation include engagement with a community of supportive peers, personal development and guidance, and opportunities for monetary support.
It is a community of supportive self-deprecation and self-loathing with a very internet sense of humour.
She found a community of supportive friends through Young Living Facebook groups and shared her story with them.
A message on the organisation's website said: "We established the Malala Fund on behalf of Malala and her family, working together with supporters of the cause, including the United Nations Foundation and Girl Up, and within a community of supportive organisations and individuals, to realise Malala's vision of education for all girls".
This is how you make people feel important and celebrate differences and create a community of supportive teenagers.
Particularly, LGBTQ rural youth often find themselves isolated with few role models and without a community of supportive peers at greater risk of stigmatization and discrimination.
If we wait until we are clear about our vision before we create or join a community of mutually-supportive partners, it will be too late.
And of equal importance, you will find yourself part of a worldwide community of supportive writers and artists who can connect with in person at our many events or online.
Though mainstream images of cannabis users and industry executives might suggest otherwise, the industry is sustained by a diverse community of supportive women pursuing wellness, wealth, joy and justice through the plant.
The blog has also attracted such a like-minded community of supportive readers.
Ms. Clarke's choreographic interpretation of a community of striving people, by turns supportive and vicious, is a stirring one.
