The phrase "ago support" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two words that do not logically fit together in a coherent phrase.
Example: "I need support from you, but I can't go back to the time when I needed it the most."
Alternatives: "previous support" or "past assistance".
Only a few weeks ago, support for Japan's prime minister, Junichiro Koizumi, seemed unassailably strong in public opinion polls.
Since joining Chancellor Angela Merkel's center-right coalition 15 months ago, support for the pro-business Free Democrats has fallen to less than 5 percent from 14 percent.
She had been successful at raising the money through foundations and fundraisers, but a few weeks ago support suddenly dried up.
Only a few weeks ago, support for the F.C.C.'s move by House Republican leaders had been expected to counter the Senate uprising.
Almost since Iowa — our biggest corn-producing state — grabbed the lead position in the presidential sweepstakes four decades ago, support for the biofuel has been nearly a prerequisite for politicians seeking the presidency.
According to the Environment Agency, around 35m fewer litres a day are now being taken from the River Darent in Kent than 20 years ago, support larger populations of wildlife including brown trout and pike.
Conservatives opposed him because of his remarks 14 years ago supporting fetal tissue research.
A series of television ads began running a few days ago supporting Gov. Rick Perry's presidential bid.
Peter Galbraith, a former diplomat, wrote several Op-Ed columns a few years ago supporting a strong and independent Kurdistan.
Zimov's aim was to show that the area, which ten thousand years or so ago supported great herds of large mammals, was still capable of doing so.
Legislators from Nevada, who not long ago supported Senator Kyl and Representative Goodlatte's legislation, are starting to move toward the position of the casinos.
