The phrase "a list of support" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a compilation of resources, assistance, or backing available for a particular purpose or situation.
Example: "In the meeting, we will discuss a list of support available for employees facing mental health challenges."
Alternatives: "a compilation of assistance" or "a catalog of resources".
The section also provides a list of support groups that our team has verified directly.
The recipient can then click through to see a list of support options, which includes a suggestion to message or call a friend, access more general tips and support or contact a help line — which will vary as determined by the user's location.
To obtain more information on the issue of HIV/AIDS, and to view a list of support and help groups near you, please log on to www.mtvla.com/grita.
The guidebook contains the following chapters: 1) Personal experiences of joint pain, 2) Understanding joint pain as a diagnosis, 3) Seeking professional help, 4) Managing and treating joint pain (essentials), 5) Managing and treating joint pain (adding to the essentials), 6 ) Feeling positive, as well as a list of support organisations.
Prepare a list of support groups that your loved one can sign up for right away.
Contact your state's equality organization for a list of support groups in your area.
The way she puts down a man who is convinced that having an affair is the right thing to do for his marriage (he's put together a list of supporting evidence!) is worth the cover price alone.
Conventional MaxFIA and SWA techniques maintain a list of supporting transaction Ids against each sensitive itemset [9, 10].
The new tool is described here in detail, including a list of supported properties, descriptions, and justification for capture of specific metadata.
Therefore, a user must always refer to a list of supporting structures within a cluster to recognize the structural characteristics of the cluster.
The fingerprints of SSL/TLS handshakes, including a list of supported cipher suites, differ among clients and correlate to User-Agent values from a HTTP header.
