The phrase "a supportive measure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an action or policy intended to provide assistance or encouragement in a particular context.
Example: "The government has introduced a supportive measure to help small businesses recover from the economic downturn."
Alternatives: "an encouraging action" or "a helpful initiative".
We considered it a supportive measure".
Aid is only ever a supportive measure to the more important structural changes required.
It states: This is a supportive measure and claimants will only be asked to do this where it is suitable in their personal circumstances.
A DWP presentation on the proposal reads: "This is a supportive measure and claimants will only be asked to do this where it is suitable in their personal circumstances".
Bivalirudin, a direct thrombin inhibitor, has gained a Class Ib recommendation as a supportive measure for primary PCI.
This study has the limitations of being performed at a single center, lacking a supportive measure to detect the extent of myocardial loss of viability and relates it to the used cutoff without PMI.
Thirdly, after a stillbirth, supportive measures could be instituted at once; from the diagnosis, into and beyond the subsequent pregnancy to offset some of the intangible costs.
Critically ill patients whose course is complicated by AKI often receive RRT. RRT is an important therapeutic and supportive measure and is commonly used in clinical practice.
Additionally, as a supportive policy measure, increasing the accessibility of information sources can increase regional innovation capacity (Miika and Littunen 2010).
"We took urgent action requiring the trust to address the most immediate of our concerns, and the trust has now introduced a range of supportive measures as a means of stabilising the organisation".
One former member of the monetary policy committee, Danny Blanchflower, said on Thursday that the Bank was right to launch a package of supportive measures in August.
