The phrase "and therefore support the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a conclusion or result that follows logically from a previous statement or argument.
Example: "The research findings are compelling, and therefore support the need for further investigation into the topic."
Alternatives: "and thus endorse the" or "and consequently back the".
These changes parallel those reported in schizophrenia patients and therefore support the construct validity of this model.
XXXXXXXXXXXX said Members of Parliament who privately oppose the bill fear losing their seats if they speak out against the legislation, and therefore support the bill in public and will vote for it should it ever reach the parliamentary floor.
Limiting the necessary ground reference to a small sample of target habitats would greatly reduce and therefore support the field mapping effort.
Long-term data and rigorous neuropsychiatric data are currently sparse, but that which are available show adverse outcomes following circulatory arrest, and therefore support the use of continuous perfusion techniques.
As a cost effective and less time consuming alternative to extensive field monitoring, our proposed method can be used to identify the key sources of pollution and therefore support the development of effective management strategies.
Results suggest that PPTg DSWS deficits are not the result of altered motivation or hedonic appreciation of reward value (or reward change) and therefore support the hypothesis of executive cognitive deficits in PPTg lesioned rats.
Thus, the present study asserted the potentiality of L. lavandulifolia as thrombolytic, anthelmintic, anxiolytic and CNS depressant agents and therefore supports the traditional uses of this medicinal plant.
According to Mr. Stockman's account to the counsel, Mr. Deaver wanted a smooth summit and therefore supported the special envoy approach as a means of being cooperative with the Canadians on the issue.
This SFV corroborated the chemical mapping data, and therefore supported the solute trapping hypothesis, as the continuous growth model for solute trapping as developed by Aziz and Kaplan (Acta Metallurgica 1988; 36 2335) predicts significant trapping of lithium at a SFV of 1 m s−1.
The absence of extraclasts in the tufa sediments points to the low activity of the alluvial fans during the tufa formation and therefore supports the idea that the main tufa growth happened during more humid stages, and the alluvial fans developed further during the more arid periods, which is consistent with other recent findings in the Guadix Basin.
