The phrase "applauded support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe support that has been recognized or praised, often in a formal or public context.
Example: "The organization received applauded support from the community for its efforts in environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "praised assistance" or "commended backing".
Canfin applauded support for strong transparency rules from Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, last week, saying the UK position is key.
That way it will set a 'pre-global standard' and we can go to Japan and China and say 'this is what we're doing'". Canfin applauded support for strong transparency rules from Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, last week, saying the UK position is key.
As a transgender child growing up in the late 1950s and '60s, I can only applaud "Supporting Boys or Girls When the Line Isn't Clear" (front page, Dec. 2).
Many students reportedly applauded in support of Emma Sulkowicz as she carried the bed on stage while accepting her diploma in New York on Tuesday.
Blower said there was "an incredible level of public opposition" to the plans outlined by the education secretary, Nicky Morgan, and applauded the support from the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, who became the first major party leader to address the NUT conference.
The crowd applauded in support of her strength and resilience.
Following the murmurs and gasps, the audience applauded their support for the popular soprano.
Winnie Wong, a co-founder of the People for Bernie, who has cast aspersions on Harris in the past, applauded Harris' support for Sanders' legislation ― and expressed hope that it would advance the state-level bill in California as well.
Although the Pope Emeritus has referred to the Holocaust as a "dark time", and the Weisenthal Center applauded his support of the Jews, there are those who can never get past the fact that young Joseph Ratzinger Jr. acquiesed to the dark politics of his day.
Instead, it concluded, the Republicans should be applauded for supporting such inspiring women as, yes, Sarah Palin.
Generations of migrant families have settled into British life through shared state schooling – a huge achievement that should be recognised, applauded and supported.
