The phrase "a supporter with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone who supports a cause, organization, or individual, often indicating the type of support or the relationship involved.
Example: "She is a supporter with a deep commitment to environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "a supporter of" or "an advocate for".
Clifford acknowledged his counsel and a supporter with a hand gesture, before being taken back into custody to continue his existing prison sentence.
The gun measure, for all the advocacy it got from the families of Newtown, Conn., and other victims of gun violence, did not have a supporter with the ambitions of Mr. Rubio behind it.
"Everywhere she goes she sucks the oxygen out of a room," said one campaign worker, standing next to a supporter with a beagle dressed a Christine O'Donnell T-shirt.
Back then Pulivirenti claimed to have seen evidence that the linesman Luca Maggiani supported Juventus – citing a Facebook page which turned out to have been set up by a supporter with no connection to the official.
(1) When an unaware comes into contact with a supporter, the unaware becomes a supporter with probability (alpha_{1}), namely the true rumor spreading rate; (alpha_{1}U t S t)) is the rate of (S t)) growth that the unaware needs to become a supporter through the information spread via nonofficial channels.
A few feet away stood Steven Martin, 53, a recall supporter with a Beretta handgun holstered on his hip.
The students were split over whether to honor a war supporter with a formal dinner, Mr. Drake said.
"Isn't it ending?" asked Shawne Ashton, a Bush supporter with a pert nose and sleek brown hair.
This becomes an additional motivator, if you're trying to secure them as a committed supporter with a high lifetime value.
I mean who has time to work out, when you could be arguing with a Trump supporter with a Nazi avatar on Twitter?
Once they have said yes to their union, they can be contacted by Labour to become an affiliated supporter with a vote in leadership elections and a right to attend constituency meetings.
