The phrase "ample support from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the availability or provision of sufficient assistance or backing from a person, group, or organization.
Example: "The project was successful due to the ample support from the community and local businesses."
Alternatives: "sufficient backing from" or "plenty of assistance from".
But that shouldn't require too much patience, thanks to ample support from third parties.
Mr. Romney received ample support from Mormons in Utah during his failed 1994 Senate bid against Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts.
Stephon Marbury and Jamal Crawford form one of the most electric guard tandems in the league, and they will have ample support from Tim Thomas, Kurt Thomas and, if healthy, Allan Houston.
With ample support from corporate patrons and business lobbies like the United States Chamber of Commerce, his gospel of godly capitalism soon spread across the country through personal lectures, weekly radio broadcasts and a monthly magazine.
NEWPORT, Wales — Overlooked by his captain during the opening ceremony, Stewart Cink looked increasingly indispensable on the Ryder Cup's busiest day, rolling in timely putts from near and far on the soft greens and finding a way, with ample support from his rookie partner, Matt Kuchar, to get the better of one of Europe's most potent pairs Saturday.
Such a restricted system would put a sizeable burden on state and local authorities, without ample support from the users themselves.
The late 19th century saw divergent views in economics as the laissez faire orthodoxy was questioned by younger economists, and both sides found ample support for their views from theorists.
It was ample support for a squinty-eyed Javier Vazquez, whose conjunctivitis did not stop him from a stellar recovery.
There's ample support for this conclusion outside the laboratory.
There's ample support for this theory in studies done outside medicine.
A review of Mr. Lazio's record found ample support for both arguments.
