"blatant support" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is often used to describe somebody's verbal or physical approval of something in an obvious and/or overly enthusiastic way. For example, "The boss showed blatant support for the new hire's ideas."
He was a controversial appointment at first, with many fearing his blatant support of United would make him biased and distracting.
May be a just a little with often blatant support of Israel and all the other authoritarian rulers around the globe over the years.
General Petraeus has privately expressed outrage at what American officials say is the Pakistani main spy agency's most blatant support yet for fighters based in Pakistan who are carrying out attacks against American troops in Afghanistan.
Which means that he's ultra-sensitive to "the gay agenda" or to President Obama's "socialist" policies, slipping superfluous mentions of both into reviews of the most unlikely films, from V for Vendetta ("blatant support for the gay agenda") to Fantastic Mr Fox ("makes as much sense as Obama's foreign policy").
Mr Churkin told the UN that the Saudi-drafted resolution concealed "blatant support for the armed opposition".
This continued even after the end of the Cold War, at times with hardly any rational basis, as the long-term American support for President Hissène Habré of Chad or the blatant support of Saddam Hussein in his war with Iran.
Mr. Vix said that from the time he first saw the displays in the early 1990s, he considered them a "blatant government support of religion".
Israel's involvement with the Georgian military has been somewhat overlooked in light of more blatant US support, such as the airlift of some 2,000 Georgian troops from Iraq at the start of the conflict.
So: did your member of Congress join Wall Street here, even though Wall Street's lying was so blatant in support of repealing this provision?
In many respects the product is similar to long gone Filmloop (remember them?) which both had a hard time dealing with increasing competition courtesy of Slide and RockYou and a blatant lack of support from one of its VC's.
Up until this week, Republicans in Congress have remained noticeably silent on King's open bigotry, despite ongoing reporting from HuffPost's Chris Mathias on the Iowa representative's blatant racism, public support for white supremacists and promotion of neo-Nazi views over the years.
