The phrase "achieved with the support of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was accomplished thanks to the assistance or help of someone or something.
Example: "The project was successfully achieved with the support of our dedicated volunteers."
Alternatives: "accomplished with the help of" or "realized through the assistance of".
The Delphi study indicated that 26 out of 80 credit points could potentially be achieved with the support of the documentation produced by BIM (i.e. Autodesk Revit).
Reductions of N deposition to a level below critical loads can only be achieved with the support of national and international emission reductions.
This can only be achieved with the support of ordinary British voters who act on what election experts are recognising as a trend away from the "big" parties, towards parties that actually seem to campaign on issues that affect people.
The study found that 31 Green Mark items out of 78 total items could be achieved with the support of BIM authoring tool (i.e. Autodesk Revit) and BIM-based Building Performance Analysis (BPA) tools.
I am proud that equal marriage, a hugely important step forward in the fight for equality in Britain, is one which was achieved with the support of the whole of Labour's shadow cabinet and the vast majority of Labour MPs and peers".
"In the 21st century, this goal can only be achieved with the support of digital technologies," Ms. Albino noted.
With the United States out, that threshold can be achieved only with the support of both Japan and Russia.
Getting the balance right is going to be much harder for a non-lawyer to achieve, even with the support of his officials.
He also knows that change is a collective experience, because he only managed to achieve it with the support of fellow addicts and friends.
We are determined to assist in challenging working conditions, but we can only achieve this with the support of our colleagues and managers.
It is an example of coherent, predictive, thought-through government policy, its success all achieved with the extraordinary consistent support of the British electorate who on survey after survey see no problem in the the development budget increasing by one third of a penny in the pound.
