The phrase "a proper support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an appropriate or suitable form of assistance or backing in various contexts, such as technical, emotional, or structural support.
Example: "In order to ensure the stability of the structure, it is essential to provide a proper support for the beams."
Alternatives: "an adequate support" or "a suitable support".
All of which underlines, says Feast, the importance of having a proper support network in place before setting out.
Conclusions: The use of OBA-MSI to aid tools integration helps deal with semantic conflicts and contributes to obtain a proper support to the software measurement process.
He said: "I have repeatedly requested meetings with the home secretary to discuss a proper support and funding package both for Syrian refugees and existing asylum seekers but the home secretary cannot schedule a meeting until July.
Choosing a proper synthesis method, inclusion of appropriate content of suitable promoters to Pt-based catalysts, and using a proper support material are the major requirements of an effective catalyst.
It has become almost impossible for young people without a proper support network.
A proper support network will offer guidance and encouragement at these times and serve as a barometer for tracking a young adult's progress toward independence.
He allowed that he was no fan of Prime Minister Ehud Barak, who was "just doing everything to earn a place in the history books, without a coalition or proper support".
Separate research by Ambitious about Autism found more than half of parents had kept a child with autism from school because of a lack of proper support there.
This helped immensely; from time to time I would still "tweak" my back, usually from something as trivial as sitting in a chair without proper support.
"Also, the legal framework won't make a difference without proper support, prevention, education and enforcement".
The pupil was moved to a mainstream school without proper support and then had to move again, a report finds.
