The phrase "act as support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a role or function that provides assistance or help in a particular context.
Example: "In this project, my role will be to act as support for the team, ensuring that all resources are available."
Alternatives: "serve as assistance" or "function as aid".
They act as support staff to group leaders, activity instructors, and other counselors.
They showed to be stable and suitable to act as support of the Mn9Cu1 catalyst bulk or as an active catalytic phase.
Sows spent more time lying down in the areas of the pens with walls, which can act as support, rather than in the other available areas.
Porous polymeric materials are studied in tissue engineering, because they can act as support for cell proliferation and as drug delivery vehicles for regeneration of tissues.
The combination in a hybrid material of an efficient photocatalyst and an adsorbent that may act as support constitutes a promising alternative for H2S elimination due to the coupling of photocatalytic and adsorptive properties.
The poll would illustrate a point I made last week: history indicates that Obama has only a limited time to act, as support for stricter gun control could fall even further in the coming months.
Two bioreactor configurations, rotating drum and modified-airlift, were studied using the fungus grown on chestnut shells, which act as support-substrate as well as oxidative enzyme inductor increasing the laccase activity up to 1000 U L−1.
Open-pore ceramic foams are very interesting, since they can act as supports and as soot filters.
At his October 2004 review hearing, Mr. Hekmati specifically asked that Hajji Zaher and Mr. Khan be contacted to act as supporting witnesses.
Important electrochemical parameters such as electrode kinetics, electron transfer rate and surface concentration of the redox active molecules were obtained, providing information on the ability of electroless plated gold surfaces to act as supports for carbon nanotube-based electrodes.
In particular, semipermeable membranes act as supports for the adhesion of anchorage-dependent cells and allow the specific transport of metabolites and nutrients to cells and the removal of catabolites and specific products.
