The phrase "arm of support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a source of assistance or help, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "In times of crisis, the community became an arm of support for those in need, providing food and shelter."
Alternatives: "source of support" or "pillar of support".
Meanwhile, only 18% of people who use crisis centre services report a rape to the police, rendering the extra resources pumped into the criminal justice arm of victim support useless for 82% of victims.
This carboxyl group interacts with Glnα191, and intriguingly, diastereomers of fluorohomocitrate substituted at the methylene group of this arm of homocitrate support significantly different nitrogen reduction activities; a previous analysis of the diastereomer results in terms of the Av1 structure suggested a possible role for the C1 arm of homocitrate in proton transfer reactions.
The functional design represents two arms modeled after a human arm to support the idea of low human-likeness.
With regard to the internet intervention plus telephone support arm, the number of support calls successfully made, along with the mean number per patient in this arm will be described.
It is sponsored by America's Serbian Home Shopping Centre, which is selling bed covers emblazoned with the Serbian coat of arms to support the war effort.
It can only improve seated stability temporarily, replace the use of arms to support the seated position and help to bridge the time until surgical stabilisation of the spine.
Take the leap, and land in the soft, warm, welcoming arms of the support that you need.
The premises of ARM support the notion of the mediating role of attention for emotional advertising exposure, which is also supported by ALT, and women's consumption behavior discussed in detail.
But on Jan . 17 the Federal Bureau of Prisons issued a clarification of its search policy, after Mr. Bhalla asserted all of these rights in Federal District Court here, before the Office of the Inspector General of the Department of Justice in Washington and, armed with letters of support from a host of Sikh groups, directly to the Bureau of Prisons hierarchy.
Extend an arm of friendship and support.
