The phrase "actions to support a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing initiatives or measures taken to assist or promote a particular cause, project, or objective.
Example: "The organization has implemented several actions to support a sustainable environment."
Alternatives: "measures to assist a" or "steps to aid a".
When someone embarks upon a course of action to support a cause they care about, they are met with hostility.
Hundreds of male refuse workers in Glasgow have taken part in unofficial strike action to support a two-day stoppage by 8,000 mostly female cleaners in a long-running dispute over equal pay.
The minutes do note that "a number of participants" said that they regarded asset purchases as "a more potent tool that should be retained as an option in the event that further policy action to support a stronger economic recovery was warranted".
--and that we need to take immediate action to support a multilateral process of negotiations for a treaty banning nuclear weapons.
Earlier this week, our Arab partners called on UN Security Council members to take action to support a political solution to the crisis in Syria and stop Assad's "killing machine". The Council now has an opportunity to stand against the Assad regime's relentless brutality and to demonstrate that it is a credible advocate for the universal rights that are written into the UN Charter.
The campaign will mobilise schools and the local community, including parents and the business community, to take action to support an ambitious programme aimed at establishing mechanisms to address violence in schools.
Furthermore, without concrete, organized actions to support it, a narrative runs the risk of being ineffective and difficult to advance.
Those who fund, generate, disseminate, and apply evidence to CCA can each take various actions to support the adoption of an evidence-based approach to CCA.
Similarly, covert actions to support militant groups trying to topple a foreign regime nearly always failed.
