The phrase "claims supporting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to evidence or arguments that bolster or validate a particular assertion or position.
Example: "The research paper included several claims supporting the theory of climate change."
Alternatives: "assertions backing" or "arguments reinforcing".
In the week since the announcement, several computer security companies have made claims supporting Google's suspicions, but the evidence has remained circumstantial.
On the contrary, he claims, supporting North Korea is a "small-cost big-benefit" activity.This suggests another way of responding to China's poor relationships with its other neighbours: to recall that North Korea is an old ally and as "close as lips and teeth" with China.
Macro-charting helps with under-standing structure of argument, as well as locating claims, supporting evidence, and main argument.
Other similar claims supporting the roles of fatherhood in children development report trend of an increase in interest and associated changes in regard to the role of fathers in children's development in early childhood education programs.
From this perspective, the central issue is not whether Hume is right in claiming that it is impossible for any miracle claim to be established as morally certain (i.e., "proved"), but if he is right in claiming that the historical miracle claims supporting the major religions such as Christianity pass this standard.
Thus, claims supporting the hexaploidization event in tribe Brassiceae (and hence the ancestral state) by the presence of three 45S rDNA loci in some species (Anderson and Warwick 1999) seem unfounded given the frequent mobility of rDNA sites.
Spakovsky suggests I didn't read a grand-jury report that he claims supported his theories.
It's still far from certain, but these added claims support the January release theory.
I also took a closer look at the science that he claims support his techniques.
Check to see that claims supported by links actually come from reliable sources.
The primary outcome of interest was the rate of claims supported, not supported or based on potentially biased evidence.
