The phrase "a support for further" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that provides assistance or foundation for additional actions or developments.
Example: "The research serves as a support for further studies in the field of renewable energy."
Alternatives: "a foundation for additional" or "a basis for further".
This study may provide a support for further optimization of non-ATP-competitive Plk1 inhibitors.
Results of our surveyshould provide a support for further studies on the possible role of fungal ABC transporters in the establishment of mycorrhizal symbiosis.
Moreover, submitting the mitogenome sequence of M. bicolor to MITOS, as a support for further analysis, a gene that is not found in the currently available sequence was annotated, namely, tRNAC.
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 results present superior driving performance and fuel economy for the proposed motorcycle (maximum 32% fuel economy improvement) and thus offer a favorable support for further development.
We expect that our results can provide a solid support for further development of other ultrafine hollow materials, especially for those materials that offer a promising alternative to apply for the target drug delivery, controlled release and the other applications.
Therefore, this study concludes by providing a theoretical bases and an indicator data support for further research on vegetation restoration for the entire region.
"The level of understanding among all the council members [has] grown, and I think that there is a tremendous amount of support for further reforms at Rikers Island," Dromm said, when asked if his colleagues also supported closing the jail.
Referring to Southwest's plans to begin service at Philadelphia, the executive said, "They're thinking, 'If US Airways goes out of business, we want to be there".' Mr. Siegel had met late last year with officials of the company's unions, in a bid to win their support for further cuts.
Findings lend initial support for further developing an evaluative approach for a train-the-trainer effort focused on disseminating evidence-based practices.
If ratified, it would represent a significant scientific accomplishment which provides support for further investigations to be carried out on well-designed clinical trials.
