"generate strong support" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to talk about the act of creating, forming, or inspiring enthusiasm and/or agreement for a cause or idea. Example: The candidate's passionate speech was able to generate strong support for their platform amongst the audience.
The reality, and perhaps the uncomfortable truth for some looking in at Indonesia's drug policy, is that the executions generated strong support at home.
Mr. Bush's plan closely resembles the bill introduced today by Mr. Lieberman and Senator Evan Bayh, Democrat of Indiana, which has generated strong support from moderate Democrats and is looked upon favorably by some Republicans.
A public comment period generated strong support for the plan, but controversy erupted at Friday's meeting over near-term and long-term spending.
Dunstan's involvement in such cultural exchanges was also credited with generating strong support for the ALP from ethnic and non-Anglo-Saxon immigrant communities, although it was viewed with suspicion by some in the Anglo-Saxon establishment.
Perceived health and social benefits generated strong support for disclosing findings on sickle cell disease, but the balance of social benefits and harms was less clear for sickle cell trait.
"With Republicans in control of the House of Representatives and Democrats in control of the Senate, it would appear the proposals with the best chances of passing are those that generate strong bipartisan support," wrote Gallup's Jeffrey Jones, adding that on Afghanistan, there may be just enough bipartisan agreement for Congress to pass legislation on the issue.
However, the present meta-analysis does not generate strong evidence supporting this hypothesis.
"We expect that the new wireline entity will generate strong cash flow to support its likely dividend payouts," the research firm said.
The implementation of the Made in China 2025 Initiative has generated strong policy support for the creation of self-developed technologies.
