The phrase "adequate support from the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the necessity of sufficient assistance or resources provided by a specific entity or group.
Example: "The success of the project relies heavily on adequate support from the management team."
Alternatives: "sufficient backing from the" or "proper assistance from the".
Friends of the Earth said uplands farmers, whose land is suitable only for grazing, not for growing crops, did not get adequate support from the government.
"There were people who felt that Alan, despite his strengths and weaknesses, was not getting adequate support from the board," said Mike Murray, the former vice chairman, who on Monday was named acting chairman.
But some school officials also said they were not getting adequate support from the state, whose five-member oversight panel, appointed to help manage the district, has dwindled to two active members, one of whom is expected to resign in September.
Another way to put it is that recognition and adequate support from the current system is sorely needed.
Logitech makes great keyboards, and you'd be better off going with another one, at least until this one has adequate support from the community and industry.
One of the other reasons for opting to become an academy was the lack of adequate support from the local authority, which, like many others since 2010, was suffering major reductions in funding and had cut back on many support services.
The result is that the business does not get adequate support from those best-positioned to support it, the owner (the only one who knows exactly what is needed) ends up overwhelmed trying to do it all, and the business folds.
Given the conceptualization presented above,, the sustainability of the teams would be compromised without adequate support from all three of the scales (i.e. pillars of support).
According to co-editor Andrew Dawes, "child development begins before birth; so what is needed is adequate support from pregnancy, through infancy, the pre-school years and into the foundation phase".
These suggestions include ensuring that there is adequate support from all fracture clinic staff and the hospital.
9 (r): " I do not use the booklet, as I have adequate support from my GP, physical therapist, and physician assistant".
