The phrase "a supportive way of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a manner or approach that provides encouragement or assistance to someone.
Example: "She always finds a supportive way of addressing her colleagues' concerns during meetings."
Alternatives: "an encouraging manner of" or "a helpful approach to".
The UXCT experimental data in terms of gas phase structure is used in a supportive way to explain the liquid velocity profiles of the RPT data.
A recent study has proposed a set of guidelines to help parents discuss body image and eating with preschool-aged children in a supportive way that is protective of children's self-esteem.
Increase the confidence of the child by listening in a supportive way while he speaks.
"It's important that coaches act in a supportive way".
Speak to a stuttering child in a supportive way.
They don't charge a listing fee, they don't have their own warehouses, they don't believe in competing with the inventory of their stores — they really believe in providing the easiest and most supportive way of allowing commerce to happen.
We hoped that such an empowerment-supportive way of training teachers would allow teachers to feel more autonomous and less controlled, thereby translating to better implemented curricula.
In cases where children are enrolled in clinical treatment programmes for obesity management, however, it is important that clinicians, parents and grandparents identify sensitive and supportive ways of framing the topic of body weight.
"We're noticing that more young people are quite open about their mental health issues... and I hope that creates a trend of people responding in a very supportive way rather than coming from a place of ignorance".
Then when multiple novel stimuli from each of the two stimulus categories were presented together after training the lateral connections (even without spatial separation), neurons representing the features of one category acted in a mutually supportive way to synchronise the firing of neurons representing other visual features present from the same category.
