The phrase "and frequency of support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the regularity or occurrence of assistance or backing in a particular context.
Example: "The study examined the effectiveness of the program, focusing on the quality and frequency of support provided to participants."
Alternatives: "and level of assistance" or "and rate of support".
For about a year, the wireless-service provider had been tracking the number and frequency of support calls made by a group of high-maintenance end users.
The review describes the different computer-based treatments for depression, their design, communication types employed: synchronous, asynchronous, and face-to-face (F F); alongside various types and frequency of support delivered.
Table 9 Home-based child care staff survey topics and sample questions Survey topics Sample questions Types and frequency of support services offered to providers Please indicate which of the following services you offer family child care providers.
Function comprises the type and frequency of support provided to an individual, and quality is how the individual perceives the structure and function of the network itself [ 4- 6].
By design, the PL intervention of weekly face-to-face group sessions supplemented by telephone support calls offers greater intensity and frequency of support to participants than the CHW intervention of monthly telephone support calls supplemented by emails.
Or do we just need to rebalance the health service input to increase the intensity and frequency of support after birth around the pivotal points for ceasing to breast feed and introducing solids, as indicated by the evidence for weight management and exercise to prevent disease?
Stability boundaries are determined as a function of the amplitude and frequency of the support point motion, the rotational speed, damping ratios and eigenfrequencies in the blade and edgewise directions.
The logistic regression analysis showing a statistically significant downward trend in peer pressure index with religious service attendance, and frequency of attendance, supported the notion of an external influence of religion.
Although the validity and responsiveness of the MSTS-93 to evaluate amputations has not been established, as the value for 'supports' is determined by the type and frequency of external supports, its use is accepted for comparative outcome studies of this focus group (van Dam et al, 2001).
The regularity and frequency of the discharges support the comparison to PLEDs.
The ENRICHD Social Support Inventory (ESSI) includes 7 items that measure levels of perceived emotional support (presence/absence and frequency of a close confidant), instrumental support (tangible or practical support), and informational support (advice and problem solving).
