The phrase "a failure to support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a lack of assistance or backing in a particular situation.
Example: "The report highlighted a failure to support the initiatives that were promised during the campaign."
Alternatives: "a lack of support" or "an absence of support".
Their real crime seems to have been a failure to support the president vigorously enough during the election campaign.
The ability of councils and communities to create such places is, however, undermined by a failure to support the local transport – particularly regarding cuts to bus services.
These are the diehards, for whom May's warnings that a failure to support her deal could mean a long-delayed Brexit, or even no Brexit, ring hollow.
"They were taken to the woodshed and told, 'Listen, a failure to support the Aztek is tantamount to corporate disloyalty.' " Mr. Lutz also wants the cars to reconnect with a sense of art.
He warned that a failure to support music at the grassroots would have an impact on talent feeding the UK's £3.8bn music industry and would cut off the supply of young musicians to the festival circuit in five years.
The browser has met with mixed reviews; the ability to quickly render sites being countered by visually foreign (to Windows users) font rendering and a failure to support the Vista Aero interface.
It is this breaking of the unwritten contract between capital and labour – that is, the sense of shared purpose and shared reward between the American worker and his or her employer and an associated failure to support American workers as they adapt to structural and technological changes - that lies at the heart of the problem.
Similar mechanisms may have played a role in failure to support an association between DISC1 variations and schizophrenia in some studies [ 17- 20], although an increasing amount of evidence supports a role for DISC1, a gene disrupted by a translocation breakpoint in an extended family, in the etiology of schizophrenia.
It bemoans a "gravely disappointing" failure to support women's charities.
A rise in the number of children removed from their families is also seen as a measure of failure to support.
Like Ferenczi, Kohut claimed that narcissism was due to low self-esteem, the product, in turn, of a mother's failure to support her child's natural sense of omnipotence, his conviction that his finger painting was the best finger painting in all the world.
