The phrase "a supportive context for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an environment or situation that encourages or facilitates a particular action or behavior.
Example: "Creating a supportive context for learning is essential to help students thrive academically."
Alternatives: "an encouraging environment for" or "a nurturing setting for".
How does the partnership team (the support or resource team) work (with whom) to support the intervention directly and to provide a supportive context for the intervention (e.g., through feedback higher up the system)?
How good are companies at providing a supportive context for teams?
While the importance of a supportive context for entrepreneurship is widely acknowledged, its antecedents are rarely investigated.
The center seeks to provide a supportive context for scholars from other universities and institutions seeking to do Jewish Studies related research at Stanford.
Approaches to YV prevention that emphasize community research partnerships to build capacity and implement evidence-based prevention strategies can provide a supportive context for achieving that goal.
As such, the table also highlights that elderly people were not necessarily alone in creating a supportive context for children on ART; there were often other children in the household who could help out.
Ensuring a supportive context is often difficult for teams that are geographically distributed and digitally dependent, because the resources available to members may vary a lot.
For example, though CHSRI teachers felt that their schools offered a more supportive context for reform than teachers in other CPS high schools, the CHSRI teachers did not demonstrate instructional practices that were any different than CPS teachers' instructional practices.
Furthermore the external environment was not a sufficiently supportive context for the scope of the proposed shared care developments: it was seen as 'a big project'.
On the one hand, the increasing availability of ART from late 2008 was a particularly supportive context for the goals of the intervention.
Arguably, the 1980s and 1990s were an unusually supportive context for environment management concerns, and that context will not be replicated in the near future.
