The phrase "and supported the notion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ideas, theories, or beliefs that are backed up by evidence or reasoning.
Example: "The research findings were compelling and supported the notion that early intervention can significantly improve outcomes for children with learning disabilities."
Alternatives: "and reinforced the idea" or "and upheld the concept".
Scientists in 2010 alternately challenged and supported the notion of a dry moon and the role of a single meteorite impact that closed the Cretaceous Period.
The brush with Johnson was part of a dashing 55 which took his Test average up to 30 and supported the notion that Broad could yet make it at No7, a position he occupied in Port of Spain earlier this year and then at Lord's against West Indies.
The U.S., on the other hand, was intrigued by the idea and supported the notion of a more integrated and, it hoped, peaceful Western Europe.
These test properties were determined with a series of correlational analyses and supported the notion of minimal overlap in general [ 20].
Together, this demonstrated the specificity of these expression patterns and supported the notion of their having functional relevance in cerebral cortex patterning in ferret.
These results were consistent with previous observations and supported the notion that there was a direct link between WTH3 gene function and MDR development.
In a statement, the Dodgers said: "Although we fully accept and support the notion that fans belong in the stands and players belong on the field, we are extremely shocked and concerned about the severity of the punishments".
That is an extraordinarily high barrier to entry and supports the notion that a robust private company market is critical to the startup ecosystem.
Together these studies provide insight into how peers influence young drivers' risky behaviour, and support the notion of using peer education tools in young driver safety interventions.
Our results suggest that the majority of the variance in fMRI data is in fact deterministic, and support the notion that the data consist of differing components with differing temporal relationships to visual stimulation.
