'engaged to support' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone offering help, assistance, or support to another person or group, usually as part of a professional or public service. For example: "The company was engaged to support the local charity with their fundraising efforts."
These results suggest that different brain circuits are engaged to support learning of new verbal information as a function of the level and type of initial processing applied to the stimuli.
Chris Martin, a spokesman for Honda, later wrote in an e-mail that the liftgate may "fall a short distance" before the system's motor was engaged to support the tailgate's weight.
Furthermore, the differential requirement for the processing of proBDNF by tPA in distinct memory processes suggest that the molecular events actively engaged to support the storage and/or the successful retrieval of memory depends on the integration of ongoing experience with past learning.
In addition to methodological experts, key knowledge translation partners were engaged to support the design of the protocol.
9. Provide supervision for contractors, consultants, interns who may be engaged to support the work on global supply chains.
In their reflections on how men and boys may be engaged to support change, authors in this special issue inevitably consider how men and boys also resist change.
I feel vindicated by Chilcot, still proud of myself for going, and pleased that I had parents who were engaged enough to support me.
The goal is to get as many countries engaged and to support it as possible".
Local chapters of healthcare and infection control and prevention societies were contacted and engaged to garner project support and visibility.
Another route is to engage UKTI to support you on a market visit.
"We've won by not losing and we continue to win by continuing to engage, continuing to support," he said.
