The phrase "a real support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that provides genuine assistance or help in a particular context.
Example: "The community center has become a real support for families in need during difficult times."
Alternatives: "a true support" or "a genuine support".
Until the development of modern construction, the stone was usually at a corner, possibly as the first of the foundation stones, and it was a real support.
And a hometown could point with pride to a real "Support Our Troops" example from a war in which such support was a rare commodity.
At the same time, Information Technology has been implemented in actual education on a large scale, and became a real support for web- based learning.
This approach, called Integral Aided Material Selection (IAMS), can overcome the main lack of traditional material selection model and provide a real support tool to the project team.
"We have a real support network in Chickasha, and we'll have to leave it," said Ms. Shaffer, who gave birth to her first child, a son, seven weeks ago.
"November showed a real support of resistance to the dictatorial tendencies of Aristide and the government," said William Kenelpierre, an official of Organization of People in Struggle, a Lavalas offshoot that became a bitter opponent.
ere W is the Lambert W-function, implying that t * is either complex or negative, both of which imply that there is no minimum on a positive real support.
Is that a sign of a lack of real support out there?
There are also many rumblings among the sales team members about a lack of real support by marketing.
A campaign with no real support makes contact with the electorate in Iowa for the first time, and it often isn't pretty.
Just adding a few seminars without real support will likely falter and provide little to no benefit to the employees or the company.
