The phrase "and that supported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that has been backed up or confirmed by evidence or reasoning in a discussion or argument.
Example: "The research findings were compelling, and that supported the hypothesis we proposed earlier."
Alternatives: "which corroborated" or "that reinforced".
These educators wanted products that included assessment tools and that supported individualized or "differentiated" learning for various grade and reading levels.
All the government agencies that were involved and that supported this research (the Food and Drug Administration, Medicare and the N.I.H).
State officials said at the trial that adult homes permitted residents to come and go, that they were close to neighborhood amenities, and that supported housing was only for those who needed minimal assistance.
The men are affiliated with a movement that separated from the religious establishment after the takeover of the American Embassy by militant students in 1979 and that supported President Mohammad Khatami's reform efforts.
In 2006, Mr. Senor, 38, worked with Vets for Freedom, a group that advocated continued American engagement in Iraq and that supported Senator Joseph I. Lieberman as an independent after he lost a Democratic primary to an antiwar candidate.
These melodies were set against a simpler accompaniment that was free of the driving rhythms of earlier arias (of the Baroque period, corresponding roughly to the 17th and early 18th centuries) and that supported rather than competed with the voice.
Mrs May said MPs had a "clear choice" and that supporting her plan would "move our country forward".
Begin reading your reference material and taking notes on things that you find important and that support your views.
The data and that support the findings of this study are in [https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/327EK].org/10.17605/OSF.IO/327EK]
But Mr. Bush also supports the citrus industry's policies, and that support does not sit well with Brazil.
