"bold support" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe influential assistance that is decisive or strong, usually for a particular cause or idea. For example, "The community has rallied together and given us bold support during this difficult time."
(It should be noted that the Pew poll was taken before Obama's bold support for the right of Muslims to build a community center and mosque a few blocks north of ground zero).
The prime minister's 32-member Scientific Advisory Council expressed its bold support for genetic engineering and biotechnology in a report earlier this month.
Now is the time for the U.S. and all world leaders to lead with bold support and ambitious funding for Education Cannot Wait.
President Obama's bold support of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria over the past few years sets the precedent for his continued leadership during his second term.
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That means much bolder support for cycling, with cars banned from many more roads and parks.
Be bold and support young adults who resist these groups.
Once she had set her internal compass, Tina could turn her full energy to figuring out a way forward: "I made a commitment: Going forward I will be bold to support the values that truly matter to me".
He can take bold initiatives: support a nuclear free zone in the Middle East; recognize Palestinian sovereignty and statehood; and take steps to rein in Iran and create a regional security framework.
"It has opened many new avenues of research". This article was originally published in the current issue of EQuad News, which highlights several bold ideas supported by University research funds.
"The true success of Germany lies in its ability to reinvent itself in less than 10 years, carrying out bold reforms supported by a broad consensus shared by the population," according to a recent report put out by the bank.
