The phrase "champion support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a type of support that is strong, enthusiastic, or advocates for a cause or individual.
Example: "Our organization provides champion support for local artists, helping them gain visibility and resources."
Alternatives: "advocate support" or "strong support".
Future programs could include training on instituting policy changes and involvement of at least two representatives from each institution for increased faculty champion support.
Commonly cited KM facilitators include: organizational culture, organizational structure, management and champion support, design of KM strategy, performance/evaluation, and training, which are all further explained in this section.
Those externally-facilitated implementation "start-ups" used a combination of educational sessions, nurse BPG champion support, and audit and feedback activities to help nursing units integrate BPG standards into daily practice.
Reasons cited for success included good training and staff understanding, a local champion, support from upper management, being able to modify the checklist, distribution of responsibility, the feeling of ownership by team members, a stepwise implementation process which incorporated real-time feedback, and enhanced communication and teamwork.
Calpers, the $243 billion California pension fund and governance champion, supports the whole package.
Hatton on court for fellow Briton's show of strength Ricky Hatton believes Andy Murray should take encouragement from Manchester City, the football club the former world welterweight champion supports.
Success of the GPwSI role is deemed to be dependant on having the trust of their primary and secondary care colleagues as well as patients, credibility as a practitioner, and being politically astute thereby enabling them to act as a champion supporting the transition process within the local health service.
"It is important that you support your champions — support people who support you," Mr. Hatch told the gathering.
Labour now has a chance to protect the foundation of our anti-poverty settlement while simultaneously championing support for the "squeezed middle".
From 2003 to 2014 he was chief executive of Stonewall, where he led a series of parliamentary campaigns, on issues from civil partnership to fertilisation, and also built Stonewall's diversity champions support programme for major employers into the largest non-governmental intervention of its kind in the world.
"He is a climate change denier, he has had a scandal in his heavily championed support of charter schools, unemployment has gone down but poverty has risen in the state, we have a terrible infant mortality rate for African American babies – I could go on.
