The phrase "also supported a high" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that provided or contributed to a high level of something, such as performance, quality, or achievement.
Example: "The new software update also supported a high level of security, ensuring user data was well protected."
Alternatives: "also facilitated a high" or "also enabled a high".
Phyleogeographic analyses of these mtDNA lineages also support a high degree of ancestry [data not shown, but also see 51].
The pairwise analysis of Fst also supports a high degree of genetic differentiation for both mtDNA and nDNA among lowland basins ranging from 0.30 0.96 and 0.10 0.52 respectively and excluding non-significant values (Table 3a and b).
A retrospective cohort analysis with supplementary meta-analysis from our group also supports a high prevalence of clinical and erosive arthritis as a genuine feature of SSc [ 7].
This is consistent with a PolII promoter prediction 500 to 1000 bp upstream of the TSS by the UCSC Genome Browser (ENCODE), which also supports a high frequency of histone H3K27 methylation in this chromosomal region (Additional file 2: Figure S1B).
It also supports a high-level shift in they way business is done (towards sustainable supply chains).
In agreement with our results, previous studies also support a higher abundance of the AAG/CTT motif in angiosperms.
Flowers also supported a much higher number of species than expected based on their contribution to total forest biomass.
The GOP also supported a large expansion of federally-supported higher education.
It also supports a few high quality studies showing effectiveness of training on shoulder symptoms [ 28, 29] and combined neck/shoulder symptoms [ 9, 22].
For Atlanta, working with Rubicon allows the city to potentially cut costs, take a leadership position on climate change mitigation and environmental policy while also supporting a local high-growth startup, its mayor Reed says.
