"concretely support" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to provide specific and tangible evidence or assistance to support a statement or argument. Example: The company's financial report concretely supports their claim that they have had consecutive years of growth.
The purpose of this article is to offer a draft framework for the design and conduct of a Formal Feasibility Study that, if implemented, could concretely support successful completion of high-quality research in a timely fashion.
These results concretely support a current general proposal for the mechanism of inhibition of DD-peptidases by β-lactams.
The South African policy also noted the need to redistribute budget allocations, following the logic of the shift from institutional towards community-based services, but did not provide any further financial specifications in order to concretely support this policy shift.
The results indicate that most of the respondents are satisfied with the PRIS and the SDMP and that the PRIS concretely supports the prevalence of the SDMP policy.
The Women4Climate initiative will concretely empower them, offering mentorship, support, advice and guidance to these promising young women and their sustainable activities, projects and businesses, for the benefit of the largest possible number of citizens.
The paper concretely proposes an architecture able to fully support a peer-to-peer transient community during both negotiation and service steps for two different modes: file download and multimedia streaming.
Concretely, considering its similar principle to the support vector machines of maximizing the separation margin and superior generalization performance, the modified HK algorithm (MHKS) is chosen and then a matrix-based MHKS classifier (MatMHKS) is developed.
Negotiations must address domestic support and export competition issues comprehensively and concretely.
Concretely, Parliament proposes that 45% of NDICI funds should support climate and environmental objectives.
On the other hand, the use of ICTs supports innovative changes in education, and more concretely, web 2.0 tools enable education so it can be adaptable to the different scenarios and students' needs.
Concretely, a Lucene-based distributed search cluster is designed to support highly concurrent and scalable medical record retrieval, data analysis and privacy protection.
