The phrase "cultural backing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The success of the project was due to the strong cultural backing from the local community.
They were starting from scratch in "a small town, a nowhereland, a cultural back room," Mr. Hütter said.
All presidents worry about legacy at the end of their second term and look for easy victories, but never before has something so large been given the cultural back-up of a film.
Well 2010 is the Year of France in Russia and the Year of Russia in France, so each country is giving the other a cultural back slap and discerning nod of approval.
Back in the day BigArtMob was originally a cultural project backed by UK broadcaster Channel 4, but now it's being re-animated as a full-blown startup.
They transformed a Turkish vegetable shop into a cultural space back in 2010, with the aim of bringing Turkish and German culture together.
And many cultural critics back them up.
This coincided with what was probably the height of his cultural influence back home.
No one in the evangelical Protestant firmament was dabbling in such cultural esoterica back then.
The Met was among the world's foremost cultural institutions, backed by wealthy board members.
True, it is embedded in our collective cultural memory, back to medieval times and perhaps beyond.
One was a British cultural revolution back in the mid-1990s, the other always sucked.
