The phrase "are also supported with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional resources, evidence, or assistance that accompanies a primary subject or idea.
Example: "The findings of the study are also supported with data from previous research."
Alternatives: "are also backed by" or "are additionally reinforced with".
Here we used ASCII, but FITS tables and images, IRAF/IMH, and QPOE files are also supported, with the full range of CXC DataModel filtering and binning.
The experimental results are also supported with an extensive thermodynamic analysis that includes all the possible thiophene conversion pathways over zeolites.
The full analysis and its standalone performance are also supported with both silicon measurements and advanced radio frequency simulations results, including all RLCk parasitics from the silicon level till the package, the printed circuit board and the full measurement setup.
Experimental results also showed that the increasing replacement levels of zeolite and powdered Bayburt stones resulted in a dramatic increase in compressive strength and these results are also supported with the microstructural images.
These theoretical results are also supported with numerical simulations.
There are examples of lesson plans that are also supported with further complementary resources.
The conclusions were also supported with scanning electron microscope (SEM) studies.
Our main hypothesis that government effectiveness is improved by information technology connectivity is also supported with respect to Internet subscriptions.
The investigations were also supported with an in-situ microstructural crack observation in high plasticity rotating-bending regimes.
The new series is also supported with games, online extra content, a quiz and karaoke on CBBC Extra via the red button and a free Horrible Histories Prom.
