The phrase "a support infrastructure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the systems, resources, or frameworks that provide assistance or enable the functioning of a particular process or organization.
Example: "The company has invested heavily in a support infrastructure to ensure that all employees have access to the resources they need to succeed."
Alternatives: "a support system" or "an assistance framework".
The first was the rise, spread and eventual ubiquity of a support infrastructure for cars.
Despite Russia's severely straitened economy, a small government stipend continues for the ballet, and a support infrastructure remains.
Success does not depend so much on being innovative or first to market, but having a support infrastructure and the will to succeed.
It is often a first and only chance to come home, and a support infrastructure in place can mean the difference between a soft landing and a hard fall.
If they remained with the local authority while others left, "[the] local authority could be left with small vulnerable schools, without a support infrastructure or funding to drive improvement, which could lead to serious risk of closure".
With a support infrastructure still in place, and an incredible view of the Statue of Liberty and within a stone's throw of the twin towers whose 9/11 destruction heralded the start of the war on terrorism, Governors Island could not be a more appropriate place to allow returning troops and their families to restart their lives.
There is a statutory responsibility for departments to help self-funders "micro-commission" care, and ensure a supporting infrastructure is available.
Rather than "high tech" seeds, it is more important that farmers in developing countries first have a supporting infrastructure: markets, especially local markets, farm-to-market roads, credit, land tenure and agricultural services.
Otherwise bones may indeed begin to snap and CSR may encroach on corporate decision-making in ways that seriously reduce welfare.Private enterprise requires a supporting infrastructure of laws and permissions, and more generally the consent of electorates, to pursue its business goals, whatever they may be.
Therefore, implementing a smart card solution requires a supporting infrastructure including card reader, device drivers and middleware for protocol translation.
This work proposes a reusable architecture that enables the self-configuration of a supporting infrastructure for Web server clusters using virtual machines.
