The phrase "act to support the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions taken to provide assistance or backing for a particular cause, initiative, or group.
Example: "The organization decided to act to support the local community during the crisis."
Alternatives: "take steps to assist the" or "work to aid the".
"We the Sherpas strongly urge the government to immediately act to support the families of deceased Sherpas.
On Monday, the Spanish treasury minister, Cristóbal Montoro, urged the European Central Bank to act to support the markets.
Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor, welcomed the so-called "forward guidance" from the Bank but said Osborne also needed to act to support the economy.
As we and the International Monetary Fund have consistently said George Osborne must finally act to support the economy and also help families feeling the squeeze".
The renewed weakness this month spurred the Federal Reserve to act to support the economy, putting in place a third major round of bond purchases designed to aid the nascent housing recovery and to encourage employers to add jobs.
McAdam and McAdam (2006, p. 87) concluded in a study from Ireland that the "incubator environment enhances the development of social networks that act to support the new entrepreneur during the vital stages of firm foundation.
Barnardo's chief executive, Anne Marie Carrie, said: "We are glad to see the government has acted to support the most troubled families.
The troops acted to support the Macedonian government, which fears an open rebellion that could foment its Albanian minority and cause a wider conflict.
Both representatives in the refugee camps and activists in the occupied territory have publicly denounced the EU agreement, which they claim is an attack on their right to self-determination, and acts to support the occupation.
At the end of each pedipalp is a spoon-shaped cymbium that acts to support the pedipalp.
Huge iron trusses are crossed with rivetted and galvanised wrought iron plates, creating a shape similar to an upturned boat hull that acts to support the roof above.
