The phrase "a supporting material for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to resources or documents that provide assistance or evidence for a particular argument, project, or presentation.
Example: "The report includes a supporting material for the main findings, which helps to validate the conclusions drawn."
Alternatives: "an auxiliary resource for" or "a supplementary document for".
The resulting b-CNTs had a high degree of graphitization and a large electrochemical surface area, and also showed a possibility as a supporting material for electrocatalysts.
Simultaneously, metal oxides have recently been used as a supporting material for metal particles, because several conductive metal oxides are catalyst supports in electrocatalysis, which show excellent mechanical strength and high thermal stability in an oxidizing environment, in which graphene cannot survive [30, 31].
Furthermore, recent studies suggested that chitosan and its derivatives are promising candidates as a supporting material for tissue engineering applications owing to their porous structure, gel forming properties, ease of chemical modification, high affinity to in vivo macromolecules, and so on.
We report the synthesis of mesoporous graphene silica composite (m-GS) as a supporting material of sulfur for Li S batteries.
These results demonstrated that the 3-DPCNi was a promising supporting material for energy conversion and storage devices.
The results confirm that waste sawdust has good wettability and that waste sawdust can be a potential supporting material for absorbing phase change materials.
This easy to prepare conductive and biocompatible porous structure should be a prospective supporting material for biosensor development.
In this work, graphene nanoribbons (GNRs) coated with MnO2 are used as a unique supporting material for loading and dispersing Pd nanoparticles.
Graphene oxide (GO) have abundant surface functional groups and defects, which are chemically active sites for use in catalytic reactions and also act as the anchoring sites for metal nanoparticles, making it a promising supporting material for electrocatalysts for PEMFCs [17].
In this study, poly (2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate) (polyHEMA), which is widely used for protein bindings due to their biocompatibility and stability [ 35, 36], was employed as a polymer supporting material for MEL.
Ga2O3 has been confirmed to be an excellent supporting material for CO2 adsorption and conversion.
