The phrase "a concept of support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ideas or frameworks related to providing assistance or backing in various contexts, such as social, emotional, or organizational support.
Example: "The workshop focused on developing a concept of support that encourages collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "an idea of assistance" or "a framework for support".
To make best use of a flexible IPMC diaphragm, we introduced a concept of flexible support and implemented the concept by supporting an IPMC actuator with a compliant polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) structure at its perimeter.
An idea for future research is to study whether a concept of peer support during the second stage of labour could be implemented in a hospital-based setting.
A new concept of support used in the present work allows to represent the cases where the patterns are randomly weakened due to the fluctuations in processing of database applications.
The first model (the conceptual understanding model) hypothesises that they have a sophisticated concept of support and apply it to various conditions, resulting in always choosing an object that supports a food item by rejecting alternatives that have mere contact with food or features that are irrelevant to support.
Additionally, the performance of F2 could be considered as an indication that she might have an elementary concept of support because she showed perfect performance in Experiment 1, including on problems S7 and S7/Ld, in which the irretrievable food item was located closer to her than the retrievable item was.
This paper presents a study in which a concept of a work support and training tool for control engineers was developed.
A new concept of supporting the turnover force of toroidal field coils were also proposed.
Although the concept of support was a facilitator but did not appear to be a strong barrier.
Our data support a concept of a highly conserved role of Bmp regulation in the establishment of D/V axis in chordates.
