The phrase "arousing support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of generating enthusiasm or backing for a cause, idea, or initiative.
Example: "The campaign was successful in arousing support from the community for the new environmental initiative."
Alternatives: "gaining support" or "mobilizing support".
Publicity about the controversy aroused support for the artists.
America's most celebrated death row inmate, whose case has aroused support around the world and who has been compared to Nelson Mandela, has admitted killing the police officer for whose murder he was convicted 17 years ago, it was claimed yesterday.
Historian Robert Paxton, the author of the seminal 2004 book Anatomy of Fascism, wrote that skinheads could "become functional equivalents of Hitler's SA and Mussolini's squadristi only if they aroused support instead of revulsion".
Using the bear as an icon to raise consciousness and funds, she wrote, does more than arouse support from conservationists.
The unsuccessful bill was widely perceived in English Canada as an attempt to arouse support for Quebec nationalism before the 1995 referendum on Quebec sovereignty.
Maybe arousing music supports learning only when it is presented 15 20 minutes after encoding of the learning material (and not during encoding as in our experiment).
He became rabbi of the congregation Machzike Hadath in London, where he aroused popular support for the Balfour Declaration (1917), which furnished the basis for the League of Nations Palestinian mandate.
Professor Masters's thesis has aroused strong support from fellow political scientists and art historians and some skepticism from other historians, reflecting the differing culture of the various disciplines.
The goal of truce terms that would put an end to weapons smuggling and involve international monitors, accompanied by the promise of a lifting of the siege of Ghetto Gaza, was one that aroused considerable support within the Arab world.
According to the report by US officials in central Vietnam, the program aroused popular support because of the integration of the Popular Force's personnel into the daily life of the village and the sense of security that the force provided.
