The phrase "also been supportive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's ongoing encouragement or assistance in a particular context.
Example: "Throughout the project, my colleagues have not only contributed their expertise but have also been supportive in helping me navigate challenges."
Alternatives: "have also provided support" or "have also been helpful".
The French team, led by Franck Cammas, has welcomed the reduction in costs as it struggles to find any major sponsorship support, a German group has also been supportive, but, as the organising America's Cup Event Authority continues to hint at further late entries, there has been no word of the mooted Japanese challenge.
Mr. Whitehouse said Mr. Simmons had also been supportive of a conservation group in his hometown, Niantic, that works to preserve the Niantic River.
Yes, Trump has a hands-off worldview on global affairs, but he's also been supportive of expanding the powers of the presidency.
The UK has also been supportive, even though a review by the Department for Food and Rural Affairs in 2012 found the directives were largely working well.
France's president, François Hollande, said in a speech his country was "ready to punish" the guilty, and Germany, hitherto reticent, has also been supportive.
The UK government has also been supportive; last month Eric Pickles, secretary of communities and local government, announced reforms that would scrap rules preventing homeowners from renting their properties on sites such as Airbnb.
While also being supportive and empathic — and trying to build that support and empathy through the organization".
Former vice president Richard B. Cheney also is supportive and may advocate for his confirmation.
But the Lewis character also is supportive of the ailing Freud.
Concerned about inter-Korean tensions and about a nuclear-armed North, China would also be supportive.
This also is supportive of the validity of absolute calibration of IR2 data.
