The phrase "a support incident" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to customer service, technical support, or IT, referring to a specific event or issue that requires assistance.
Example: "We received a report of a support incident regarding the software malfunctioning during updates."
Alternatives: "a support ticket" or "a help request".
The cost of an average "support incident" probably starts at around £25 for phone support and maybe £10 for email support.
The two agents support incident management operations for a freeway and an adjacent arterial subnetwork and interact with human operators, determining control recommendations in response to the occurrence of incidents.
It takes an average of 2.8 calls before a customer's problem is solved, and the average call lasts 18 minutes, he said -- "so, given salaries and overhead, one support incident can easily cost us $45 to $60".
Due to general policy and support incident rate considerations, Java-based or platform-specific sketchers cannot be deployed as a part of public NCBI Web services.
Microsoft seems to be bucking the trend by promising unlimited free support for most of its PC games and two free "support incidents" for many of its biggest software packages, including Office XP and Windows XP.
The findings from the study emphasise the need for an effective MIR process that supports incident reporting but also facilitates learning from those incidents to improve residents' safety.
Currently, the prototype integrates (a) a storage device that has the capability to store information about health-related events and sensor location capable of reducing the marker's failure, (b) a robot agent that is capable of spiral and vertical motion in 150-mm-diameter pipelines, and (c) a reader and writer system that is capable of supporting incident location.
Third-party applications are a leading cause of tech-support incidents for POS companies, because the restaurants don't call app makers when the system goes down; they call the POS company.
The Angels started out three years ago in response to these incidents, as a support group on Facebook for the friends and families of the victims.
"We're more aware now," she said, "but there is also more of a support system for responding to these incidents.
