The phrase "a frame to support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a structure or system that provides stability or assistance to something else.
Example: "The architect designed a frame to support the weight of the new roof."
Alternatives: "a structure to uphold" or "a framework to assist".
This fall, a frame to support a golf bag on the Segway HT i Series, a newer model with a top speed of 12.5 miles an hour that sells for about $4,500, will go on the market.
It is fabricated from stainless steel that is cut and bent to form a frame to support a fine nylon mesh.
An electrostatic speaker has only a frame to support the charged diaphragm.
This synthesis began with methyl 4-formyl-1H-pyrrole-2-carboxylate (33) that has a pyrrole ring as a frame to support the five functional groups in different orientations.
Build a frame to support the stall (if applicable).
Scientists model landscapes for at least two reasons: to better understand the landscape dynamics themselves (called intrinsic needs) and to offer a realistic frame to support other ecological processes (extrinsic needs).
Build a "U" shaped frame to support your "rotor", ie, the permanent bar magnet mounted on a steel shaft.
Process designs and scale-ups that maximize expected profit were determined, providing a valuable knowledge frame to support the long-term decision-making process, and enabling earlier and better decisions during NPD.
By constructing a prefabricated building frame to support the rapid growth of Tijuana's improvised architectures, Cruz hopes to "strengthen the otherwise precarious terrain without compromising the temporal dynamics of these self-made environments".
You need one that has a strong enough frame to support your weight times three to compensate for the hit on the ground.
The phantom was based on a design with six universal syringe hubs set in the frame to support a circular array of six glass blown spheres of different sizes.
