The phrase "a uniform support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of support that is consistent or standardized across different instances or applications.
Example: "The project requires a uniform support system to ensure that all components function together seamlessly."
Alternatives: "a consistent support" or "a standardized support".
Funds for this facility would provide a more uniform support to these vital institutions without compromising their individuality.
High bootstrapping values mean uniform support; a support value of less than 50 is treated as giving no support.
Alexander, 765 F.3d at 987 (noting that the fact that drivers were required to "wear a FedEx uniform" supported finding of employee status) (internal quotation marks omitted).
High neuron-specific enolase levels have been reported in patients that awoke and seem to occur in studies with a higher percentage of patients in a vegetative state at follow-up (more uniform support).
To overcome this shortcoming, an efficient method for generation of uniform support vector is proposed.
The infrastructure provides a uniform monitoring support for different kinds of tools, like debuggers or performance analysers.
For example, wall sections should not exceed a certain thickness to prevent defect formation during thermal debinding and a flat section is often designed into the component to provide uniform support for sintering.
Furthermore, a number of linear time-history analyses are performed, with and without uniform support excitation, in order to quantify its influence on the bridge performance.
In general, wave passage effect for most interactive frames is insignificant compared to the attenuating effect a decrease in Gs has on the response of the interactive structure to uniform support excitation.
The National Institutes of Health contends that there is currently no uniform support for such studies.
