"grounds to support" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are providing evidence that an argument, decision, or belief is true. For example, "We have strong grounds to support the claim that the new policy will be beneficial for the organization."
Respondents offer two alternative grounds to support the judgment below.
"We could not find sufficient grounds to support the use of this technique for treatment of cancer," he said.
A Police Scotland spokeswoman said: "Following a comprehensive review of all material submitted, Police Scotland has concluded there are insufficient grounds to support a criminal investigation at this time.
Leaving aside the notion that congress could possibly authorise force in 2001 against an organisation that did not exist at the time, Awlaki's reported connection to those two attacks and AQAP's stated desire to conduct more operations against the United States would seem to be reasonable legal grounds to support the government's claim of imminent self-defence.
Thus, there is evidence on both clinical and patient preference grounds, to support prioritising the provision of ambulatory gynaecology services such as office hysteroscopic polypectomy.
Thus those who wish to use a strong in principle gap claim to refute physicalism must find independent grounds to support it.
Two cylindrical concrete legs rise up out of the ground to support an oval concrete platform.
It never had a plane specifically designed to fly low to the ground to support field troops.
"In the past, there were bands, but there wasn't a common ground to support all these bands," Aris Ionas said.
The Suffolk Theater is such a destination, he said, and "helps to put foot traffic on the ground" to support other businesses.
"We must all strive to find common ground to support the middle class, create jobs, reduce the deficit and move our nation forward," she said.
