The phrase "attract the support" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The politician's honest and genuine campaign message attracted the support of many voters.
It would also attract the support of more than 60% of the population.
But there weren't enough of them to attract the support of English investors.
Lupu is the most likely candidate to attract the support of some Communist deputies, analysts believe.
Those extensions helped attract the support of Republicans and the praise of business groups.
If Clinton's intention was to extend her political reach and attract the support of conservatives, she succeeded.
The Corker-Hoeven provision was expected to attract the support of 8 to 12 Republicans, according to some estimates.
This propaganda was designed to attract the support of hard-line factions in Beijing, but ordinary people reacted more cynically.
But just how realistic are these targets and, crucially, will they ever attract the support of both government and industry?
Republicans, with 51 votes, were unable to attract the support of the nine Democrats needed to break the filibuster.
As the evening wound down, Ms. Sanderson said she hoped the club would attract the support of New Yorkers.
Given the dissatisfaction, there is the possibility that candidates from minor parties will attract the support of disaffected voters.
