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The phrase "able to really support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or capability to provide assistance or backing in a particular context.
Example: "The new software is able to really support our team's productivity by streamlining communication."
Alternatives: "capable of effectively supporting" or "able to genuinely assist".
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"I am not bringing a narrow-minded focus on Italian sixteenth-century painting being the pinnacle of it all, and I hope that I am going to be able to really support all the different treasures that we hold from around the world".
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One support specialist stated that the training for motivational "interviewing allowed the support specialist to be able to really hear the needs of the participant".
What farms do you have relationships with?" We're able to really rely on some of those larger partnerships to help us with sourcing and ensuring that we are in fact supporting what we say we're supporting.
you may be able to really help.
"Tom was able to really just pull everybody together".
"Ultimately I'm just really excited to be able to support those users that supported TuneUp for so long," Adiv said.
"It was great to be able to support [Farrant] and I really like her.
He said: "Now the numbers have escalated to these very significant levels, we are really struggling to be able to support these vulnerable young people.
"So we want to be able to support young mothers to continue to breastfeed and understand that this is really the best thing that they could do for their baby in adverse circumstances".
The main reason for failure is agencies, who really do not have the resources to support a chronic homeless person, place people into wrong housing or are not able to support the homeless person's needs.
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