The phrase "are supported in relation to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain elements or factors are backed or reinforced concerning a specific topic or issue.
Example: "The findings of the study indicate that the participants are supported in relation to their mental health needs by various community resources."
Alternatives: "are backed concerning" or "are upheld in connection with".
Thus, the positive relation of farmer-to-farmer extension with adaptation is further supported in relation to social capital.
This assumption has been tested and supported in relation to its impact on affective disorders, including depression.
They could include receiving support from family and friends, as was shown previously [ 23], but also support in relation to health care.
Support in relation to choice was mediated by doctors, and midwives working at hospitals and in the community [ 2, 13, 29- 31].
Students in these disciplines may find themselves in a position to engage with or to serve women who participate in CrossFit and who are seeking support in relation to body image or culturally gendered expectations of behavior.
Their findings in relation to vibration are supported by some researchers [ 25- 28], but not others [ 29, 30].
These epidemiological observations are supported by extensive studies on cell function in relation to magnesium homeostasis (de Baaij et al. 2015).
There is a need to understand people, in relation to how they are supported, augmented or constrained by technology, and how this may have an impact on the way we design human computer interactions.
The validity of the BOLD-activation elicited with the auditory stimulation paradigms in this study is supported by its spatial relation to specific regions along the auditory pathway: Most voxels showing a significant signal change following acoustic stimulation were found in brain regions which are known to be part of the auditory system.
In addition, smoking, alcohol consumption, physical inactivity, depression, impaired physical function, and lack of social support are also in relation to the decline of cognitive function [ 9- 11].
