The phrase "a computer support" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "computer support" without the article "a," as "support" in this context is an uncountable noun.
Example: "Our company offers computer support to help clients troubleshoot their technical issues."
Alternatives: "technical support" or "IT support."
But Mr. Nencetti, a computer support technician from Charlotte, N.C., didn't shield his cellphone.
Mr. Herskowitz, 48, is a computer support technician for the Central Park Conservancy in Manhattan.
Mr. Gould, 29, leads a computer support team at Concord Communications, a software company in Marlboro, Mass.
If you can't find compatible software, hiring a computer support professional to move your files between machines is another option.
And that was how my youngest daughter officially entered the work force as a computer support specialist.
The bridegroom is the operations manager and the lead expert for IvanExpert Consulting in New York, a computer support firm and consultancy for small businesses and home users of Macs.
This paper presents a computer supported collaborative testing system built upon the Siette web-based assessment environment.
The Delphi method is not necessarily a computer supported system, although nowadays many Delphi studies are based on the internet and software platforms.
A smartphone is a device which offers advanced technologies, functions similarly to a computer, supports multitasking and makes it easy to remain connected with others.
The result is a Computer Supported Collaborative Blended Learning CSCBLL) script and its associated orchestration system that allows the replication of these practices at a minimum cost.
The research establishes and verifies a computer supported analytical approach and system for the strategic prediction of medical technology development trends.
