"earned support from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where someone receives backing, help, or approval from another party, usually in a professional or political context. For example: "The new mayor earned support from the local community for her plan to revitalize the neighborhood."
Her positive reinforcement has earned support from her team, which has reached the World Cup final.
Already sold in Europe, where it has earned support from numerous teaching pros, the Extra 20 Yards was introduced in the United States last month for $350 (www.extra-yards.com).
But he has maintained support for Roe vs. Wade and as a senator has earned support from leading abortion-rights groups.
In turn, the union has earned support from organization across the country to local figures from New York Senator Chuck Schumer, New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, down to the New York City Council.
But the denial earlier this year by a New York judge of Kesha's bid to extricate herself from her recording contract sparked an emotional #FreeKesha campaign on social media that earned support from leading stars such as Taylor Swift, Adele and Lady Gaga.
Nevertheless, this notion has currently earned support from solid scientific results [ 18, 19].
Earning support from the poor Shia majority, he turned his fire on coalition forces.
Two years ago, Rolle finally progressed far enough to earn support from the U.S.T.A. development program.
Mr. Rubio is part of a bipartisan group of eight senators who are working to create an immigration overhaul that can earn support from both parties.
The association representing egg producers helped draft legislation to ban such videos, earning support from other powerful agricultural groups in Iowa.
A CNN poll released on October 9th showed him doing slightly better with women than men, and earning support from fifty-one per cent of women compared to Begich's forty-four per cent.
