The phrase "appropriated to support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the allocation or assignment of resources or funds for a specific purpose or cause.
Example: "The funds were appropriated to support the new community development project."
Alternatives: "allocated to assist" or "designated to aid".
During the Meiji Era in the late 19th century, the symbol of the cherry blossom was re-appropriated to support colonial expansion and military power.
Given the lack of evidence, the taskforce did not feel it appropriate to support screening such children, he said.
He also persuaded the trade unions that it was coercive and no longer appropriate to support the closed shop".
Test guidelines have been established to inform manufacturers of which methodology is appropriate to support a specific efficacy claim.
They would then be in a position to extend credit where appropriate to support resolution of the housing crisis.
As students are adjusting, she says, it's important and appropriate to support them, but it's equally important not to solve their problems for them.
Mr. Densmore said, via e-mail: "There was no keyboard player on the planet more appropriate to support Jim Morrison's words.
They also said it was appropriate to support their captives with contingent letters of credit in cases where the likelihood of big payouts was remote.
"Now that it is determined that the extremely dangerous regime of Hussein has no intention to disarm, I believe it appropriate to support America's use of force," Mr. Koizumi told a news conference Tuesday.
Thus, our results underscore the need not only to analyze interactions of a given mAb with single FcγR on the protein level, but also to address whether the immunological microenvironment is appropriate to support FcγR mediated cell-cell interactions.
Thus, autonomous knowledge-based agent technology is appropriate to support these distributed real-time knowledge intensive processes.
