"experience supporting" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to a person's experience of providing help for someone or something. For example, "I have a lot of experience supporting my friends through difficult times."
She also has experience supporting social enterprises and finance professionals working in SMEs.
"As a teacher, Caleb Femi already has practical experience supporting young people's development, and he has the potential to be a galvanising force," said Rose.
Karen McGregor - chief executive, Firstport Karen is Chief Executive of Firstport and has over 10 years experience supporting social enterprise and third sector organisations.
It is expected to include testimony from a UK-based drone operator with "1,000 hours of Reaper experience supporting UK and coalition activities".
Conrad Feather, project officer, Forest Peoples Programme, Oxford, UK. @ForestPeoplesP Conrad is a British anthropologist with 15 years experience supporting indigenous people to secure land rights in Latin America (mainly Peru).
From more than four decades of experience supporting homeless young people, we know that the vast majority of young people who claim housing benefit do so as a lifeline at a time of crisis, not as a lifestyle choice.
How does her personal experience support her claim?
Schiller pointed out that nothing in Ohio's recent economic experience supports supply-side theory.
Charities say Marinela's experience supports their belief that sex trafficking into the UK is significantly greater than officially recognised.
Nothing in 20th century experience supports the belief that dictatorships can be removed, or ethnic massacres prevented, by a quick blitzkrieg.
Although the high court has not yet ruled explicitly that these rights extend to executions, history and experience support the argument.
