The phrase "appropriate supportive" is not correct as it stands and may need rephrasing for clarity in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is suitably encouraging or helpful, but it typically requires additional context or modification to be grammatically correct.
Example: "The feedback provided was appropriate and supportive, helping the team improve their performance."
Alternatives: "suitably encouraging" or "properly helpful."
"It has also raised the issue that local authorities cannot use adoption to avoid providing appropriate supportive services to families so they can better look after their children themselves.
Oxygen should be administered, and appropriate supportive care is advisable [15].
Some programs are enhanced by an active clinical research portfolio and other appropriate supportive systems.
Guidelines for monitoring cardiac adverse effects have been formulated; however, appropriate supportive evidence remains limited.
In most cases, treatment of MOH includes an abrupt interruption of medication overuse through appropriate supportive care and the introduction of prophylactic treatment.
All patients received appropriate supportive therapy.
Almost all patients received appropriate supportive care in their treatment.
Like Recapture Life-AYA, it also involves age-appropriate supportive counseling to normalise the range of AYA experiences [ 61] and provides AYAs an opportunity to give and receive emotional/practical support.
While there are Aboriginal liaison units at most tertiary paediatric hospitals, it is unclear how well patients are supported with culturally appropriate and supportive care either in the hospital, or once they have left the hospital setting.
These dimensions are summarized in terms of physical and psychological safety, appropriate structure, supportive relationships, opportunities to belong, positive social norms, support for efficacy and mattering, opportunities for skill building, and the integration of family, school, and community efforts.
Indeed, the AFMLTA (Australian Federation of Modern Language Teachers Associations 2005) Professional Standards state 'accomplished language teaching can only occur in an appropriate and supportive context' (p. 2).
