"fragmentation of support" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the splitting or distribution of resources, assistance, approval or allegiance among multiple entities or individuals. For example: Recent economic policies have led to the fragmentation of support among the citizens of this country.
This is now not only revealing itself as a breakdown of trust in business, but seeping into the fragmentation of support for our principal parties and the accompanying dysfunctional political system.
And it came as the new prime minister Kevin Rudd also said he was worried that the constant arrival of asylum seekers by boat would see "the fragmentation of support" for Australia's migration system.
Popular demand for PR won't go away after a No vote; the present fragmentation of support for the major political parties will not end simply because of a No vote.
That would be galling for a party that was swept into power in 1994 by militant trade unions and activists in sprawling industrial townships.The second development now rattling the ANC is a rise in militancy among unionised workers and a fragmentation of support for the ANC-aligned Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU), the country's biggest labour federation.
The United States Government Accountability Office (GAO) (2005a) found substantial fragmentation of supports across multiple programs and agencies, which created major inefficiencies in service delivery and perverse incentives in promoting outcomes such as employment.
We interpret the high level of fragmentation of supported membranes formed from Aβ1 42 proteoliposomes to be due to insufficient vesicle fusion induced by the high concentration and steric repulsion of membrane-inserted Aβ1 42 oligomers.
It will be hard for any Labour leader to win in 2020, given boundary changes and the fragmentation of Labour support.
In contrast, the fragmentation of the support particles with poor swelling was hindered during ethylene polymerization.
Also the connectivity condition for coefficients of the window has been developed to avoid fragmentation of the support of eigenvalues in the noise only data.
Such a fragmentation of the support of noise eigenvalues misleads the subspace based algorithms and leads to noise eigenvalues to be mistaken as signal ones.
We also determine a condition on the coefficients of the window, under which the fragmentation of the support of noise eigenvalues can be avoided, in the noise-only data case.
