The phrase "able to support with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating the capability to provide assistance or resources for a specific task or need.
Example: "Our team is able to support with the implementation of the new software system."
Alternatives: "capable of assisting with" or "able to help with".
The "ridiculously short timescale" meant organizations would only be able to support with the relocation of 1 in 10 of those people affected, estimated aid movement Worldwide Tribe.
The study was able to support, with a median follow-up of 5 years, known data that demonstrate that black women have a significantly worse overall survival compared with white women (71.1% vs 82.4% P=0.02) and that distant relapse-free survival was also lower (62.8% vs 77% P=0.05).
"We need to be able to support that with a business model that we're working on with ads," said Wehner.
Ms. Sands, who came to New York after her divorce in the 70's, is able to support herself with her work, but not, she concedes cheerfully, in this style.
Bond issuers' debt burdens appear low enough that their taxpayers should be able to support them with their personal income and property taxes, specialists said.
In 2013, when tobacco companies lobbied to reduce a proposed tobacco tax, the tobacco industry monitoring team was able to support parliamentarians with information that ultimately succeeded at getting the higher tax enacted.
For us the challenge was that we saw that our core customers — the G.M.'s, Fords and Chryslers — were certainly not going to be able to support us with their normal level of business, as they were shuttering factories, laying off employees.
However, many of the heterologous loxP pairs were able to support recombination with rates varying from 5 to 100%.
There is an ongoing development of turbine powered ventilators able to support patients with mild acute respiratory failure in the intermediate care environment at the hospital.
When she finally returned to the US in September 2011, she was able to support herself with the stable of freelance clients she had built.
Introduction There is an ongoing development of home-care turbine-powered ventilators able to support patients with mild acute respiratory failure in the intermediate care environment at the hospital.
