The phrase "a significant support for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that provides substantial assistance or backing to a particular cause, idea, or initiative.
Example: "The new policy serves as a significant support for the development of renewable energy sources."
Alternatives: "a major aid for" or "a crucial backing for".
All results above would provide a significant support for the design of bioinspired wings for Flapping Micro Aerial Vehicles (FMAV).
Based on the positive results in terms of both economic and environmental effects, our paper provides a significant support for further design and implementation of a DPVG program.
The main objective of this study is the development of a reliable model for the identification of zone suitability for sustainable development of ecotourism, which will represent a significant support for planners in strategy development and management of ecotourism.
This gave a significant support for the arthropod USP/RXR but the internal branching pattern did not obtain significant support in the tree puzzle analysis (data not shown).
These support findings from a study on utilitarian walking in the Netherlands, which found changes in level and litter on the streets as barriers and good pavements and front gardens as supportive of older adults' walking 25 but, unlike this study, we found parks a significant support for outdoor activity.
But Will's main hope, he stressed, was that the British government will finally put in place a scheme to prevent future victims from having to deal with the second trauma of a homecoming without significant support for their future.
The real inconsistency then, was in the fact that a given cluster generally would only yield significant support for a given topology based on one of the two alignments.
For people with a spouse, this person provided significant support for chronic illness self-management performing a range of daily care and illness management tasks.
The same polls show significant support for a public option despite months of criticism from Republicans, who describe it as a government takeover of health insurance.
Representative Peter T. King of New York, the chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, said he also thought there was significant support for a temporary worker program.
Separately, Benn had begun to speak to MPs to suggest he would ask Corbyn to stand down if there was significant support for a move against the leader.
