The phrase "as constant support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a reliable and ongoing form of assistance or encouragement in various contexts.
Example: "Throughout my career, my mentor has been there for me as constant support, guiding me through challenges and celebrating my successes."
Alternatives: "as unwavering support" or "as steady support".
She told me her time with me and my team, as well as the constant support from her mentor and nominator Erica Ford, has empowered her to speak out to help other young women going through difficult times.
The information contained in this kind of study should be supplied as a constant support to policy-makers to better allocate resources.
[Midwife ACM] Similarly, CFH nurses saw themselves as the constant support for the family following birth, with the other services (e.g. allied health, general practice) being accessed as required.
As a constant support, the patient can also access a section called patient information material, which offers disease related information and can be of help in planning goals and activities.
They'll serve as a means to cheer you up, as well as a source of constant support.
We wish to thank Claire Rekacewicz, Brigitte Bazin and Jean-François Delfraissy from ANRS for their constant support and encouragements, as well as all health authorities from the four African sites who facilitated the initiation of the trial.
My family provided constant support as I struggled to come to terms with my injuries.
It not only challenged her as a mother to provide constant support and strength to her fearful child, but also inspired a new level of closeness between her and her daughter.
Whereas Van Persie was offered constant support and supply as he looked like a master striker at the top of his game, Suarez was restricted to occasional flashes as he was left to trouble Rio Ferdinand and Vidic alone for 45 minutes.
As evident by the video, the constant support from the student's has helped him through these rough days.
