"could use support" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to express that someone or something would benefit from additional assistance or help. Example: "I'm feeling overwhelmed with this project, I could really use some support."
Agricultural extension facilities were abolished under Thatcher, and today there's no acknowledgement in government that there are people doing this and that they could use support.
Daniel M. Kammen, an adviser to Mr. Obama on energy issues and the director of the Renewable and Appropriate Energy Laboratory at the University of California, Berkeley, has said alternative energy investments could use support from the government if they are going to make a dent in the $3 trillion global energy market.
That means it is extremely likely you or someone you know is suffering right now and could use support.
If you've decided it's time to see a therapist, then you've already done the hardest part: recognized you could use support with your mental health or an emotional issue, found an appropriate doctor or counselor, and booked a visit.
If you've decided it's time to see a therapist, then you've already done the hardest part: recognised you could use support with your mental health or an emotional issue, found an appropriate doctor or counselor, and booked a visit.
Surely, he could use fans' support, not their derision.
Surely, he could use fans' support, not derision.
Service in high-density corridors such as Albany to New York City may actually turn a small profit, which Amtrak management could use to support other routes.
It's still one of the biggest rock bands of the past two decades, and it could use the support of radio more than ever.
