The phrase "as needed to support" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating that something should be done or provided based on necessity to assist or facilitate a particular goal or function.
Example: "We will allocate resources as needed to support the project's success."
Alternatives: "as required to assist" or "as necessary to aid".
Students may take more advanced mathematics, statistics or computer science courses as Tier 4 electives as needed to support their specific research interests.
Interact with departments, administrative offices, and student groups with which the OGE partners or whose activities the OGE funds, as needed to support the above.
In a news conference on Wednesday, Ben S. Bernanke, the Fed chairman, said the central bank "will not hesitate" to take further action as needed to support the economy.
The Fed chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, said last month that the U.S. central bank "will not hesitate" to take further action as needed to support the economy, leaving open the possibility of another round of bond purchases.
Detailed analysis of oxygen spillover onto the catalyst surface indicates that the reactive area simply spreads over the surface as needed to support the current, leading to TPB widths of several hundred Angstroms.
Organizational structure and practices are described that provide a comprehensive base of talent capable of creating an environment that supports a sustainable informatics infrastructure, and that can quickly grow as needed to support the specific and rapidly evolving needs unique to that institution.
Ice needed to be at least 18 inches (0.46 m) thick to be harvested, as it needed to support the weight of the workers and horses and be suitable for cutting into large blocks.
Implementation issues as well as the necessary models needed to support the system are briefly discussed.
They are not generally compatible with the enterprise-level technologies and protocols (such as WPA2-Enterprise) needed to support and secure thousands of connected devices.
They can be constructed on brownfield sites as and where needed, to support the move towards increasingly decentralised energy systems.
The north transept portal is also built of limestone, no doubt as it was needed to support the rose window, also structured in limestone itself.
