The phrase "and supports the notion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something reinforces or backs up a particular idea or belief.
Example: "The research findings are compelling and support the notion that early intervention can lead to better outcomes for children."
Alternatives: "and reinforces the idea" or "and backs the concept".
"Gauleiter" seems to serve well and supports the notion that central government will not tolerate opposition.
In the United States, Thomas W. Skinner, a spokesman for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, declined to comment specifically on Indonesia or Baxter, but said his agency "takes this very seriously and supports the notion of the W.H.O. that this type of information should be shared in a timely manner".
That is an extraordinarily high barrier to entry and supports the notion that a robust private company market is critical to the startup ecosystem.
This builds a narrative of your life together and supports the notion that you're marrying for love and not strictly to obtain a visa for a friend.
The top ranked structure is shown in Fig. 4B and supports the notion that it will compete with Ets for binding to the DRS of ERK2.
These findings are consistent with a previous report [24] and supports the notion that the MEK/ERK signaling functions to control HCV replication through the HCV translational machinery.
Altogether, these data are consistent with the Q-PCR data and supports the notion that FGF4 and RA effectively direct differentiation of foregut endoderm.
Although rare, these occurrences show that a second buccal cusp is incipiently present in Desmatolagus gobiensis P3s and supports the notion that a mesial cusp is added to an isolated buccal cusp evolutionarily.
This approach provides insight into the pathogenesis of this immune-mediated inflammatory disease and supports the notion that blocking only the influx of inflammatory cells may be insufficient to induce clinical improvement.
This suggests that there are dystrophin-expressing tissues involved in the rescue of the mass of the adipose tissue, and supports the notion of mechanisms of communication between tissues, in this case fat and non-fat tissues.
The presence of multiple zinc finger proteins (including Kaiso) at the spindle apparatus might indicate that they cooperate in cell growth and supports the notion of their possible importance in the formation, positioning or function of centrosomes [52].
