The phrase "as a further support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to introduce additional evidence or assistance that reinforces a previous point or argument.
Example: "The study's findings are compelling; as a further support, we can look at similar research conducted in the same field."
Alternatives: "as additional support" or "to further support".
As a further support to the size-stabilization mechanism, a diffraction measurement repeated on the wear debris after a 6 month aging shows a marked increase in the tenorite fraction.
These results may be viewed as a further support for the geological scenario proposed for Parachtes diversification.
As a further support, we found that reducing the dose of Dpp suppressed ectopic ISC formation in vkg mutant guts.
As a further support to this hypothesis, increased HER3 expression has also been reported in brain metastases of lung cancer [ 44].
As a further support to this result, FunPat is also able to indentify subject-specific patterns in common Gene Sets across the five subjects.
(4) As a further support for the positive feedback, we now provide behavioral evidence showing that transient activation of MBON-α1 can induce appetitive olfactory LTM.
From the results shown here, we can now conclude that the G-quadruplexes in promoters are likely to be more stable than in the genome as a whole, further supporting the hypothesis that they play an important general role in transcriptional control.
We recommend that in patients with elevated CRP levels, PCT may be used as a measure to further support the diagnosis of infection, and as a marker of disease severity.
Yet high serum PCT level is highly specific for infection A low serum CRP or PCT level cannot be used safely to exclude the presence of infection, especially in patients with SIRS In patients with elevated serum CRP levels, PCT may be used as a measure to further support the diagnosis of infection, and as a marker of disease severity a Seven patients had more than one site of infection.
We thank the Reviewers for these suggestions as they further support an important point of this manuscript.
Such defects in the system were patched over by massive and uncoordinated foreign borrowing, but after 1983 the International Monetary Fund demanded extensive economic restructuring as a precondition for further support.
