The phrase "activist support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to backing or assistance provided by activists for a particular cause or issue.
Example: "The organization received significant activist support during the campaign for environmental protection."
Alternatives: "advocacy backing" or "campaign support".
Instead, he received a level of legal assistance, media attention and activist support that few convicts can ever hope for.
Paired with the tidal wave of turnout in Iowa – which members of both the Democratic and the Republican parties speculated might break Iowa caucus records – the former governor's comparatively minuscule support in Iowa polls was overwhelmed, unable to translate activist support into action.
The Huffington Post-Patch Power Outsurveyssurveys conducted since August have been an effort to reach out to local Republican activists, party officials and officeholders to observe the so-called "invisible primary" for endorsements, campaign cash and activist support that occurs in the months leading up to the early primaries and caucuses.
Remarkably, the activist, supported by her husband and father-in-law, rejoined the rescue effort the next morning.
"We've felt the death of Belmont so many times, I didn't feel the system was listening to us," said Gloria Soto, a longtime activist supporting the school.
Tennis star and activist, supporting gay, children's and animal rights, Navratilova was inducted into the National Gay and Lesbian Sports Hall of Fame, honouring those whose efforts have enhanced sports for the LGBT community.
Baraa Shaiban, a youth activist, supports this approach: "Short-term solutions might be needed in certain places, but it won't solve things in the long term.
The activist supports Gen Haftar's actions, even though he has friends who are members of Ansar al-Sharia.
An educator and civil rights activist supported by her husband.
I've been an advocate and community activist supporting race relations for nearly two decades in Los Angeles.
Rather than a rigid dichotomy of "religious people" and "gay activists," nuances arose: One gay woman was a "Jesus loving Christian" -- while one Mormon was a clean air activist supporting marriage equality.
