The phrase "highly supportive to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe something or someone that provides a great amount of support or assistance. Here is an example of how it can be used in a sentence: "Samantha's team was highly supportive to her during her time of need, offering words of encouragement and helping her with her workload."
Their reactions towards the use of technology in education varied, ranging from highly skeptic to highly supportive.
In 1998, Dr. John Carlson and his research group at the VA Medical Center, Honolulu, Hawaii, noted that the main purpose of his team's study was to address the contradictory findings from the DVA's previous RCT on EMDR as compared to highly supportive reports from the civilian-sector[1].
In general, when physicians were knowledgeable about the program, they were highly supportive and encouraged patients to become involved.
(A) The existence of an infectious oral flora may seem to be highly supportive of the model, but an infectious flora is not unique to dragon mouths.
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Similarly in Cape Town, South Africa, pimps – who were highly supportive of the project – were encouraged to accompany FSWs to drop-in centres and monitor and report abuse from clients to SWEAT project staff [ 41].
"In the meantime, a number of parts of the existing business will carry on trading and working on some very exciting projects, which are already under way, thanks to some highly supportive customers.
In critically ill patients such as those suffering out-of-hospital cardiac arrest or septic shock, vasopressin has been identified to be highly supportive [ 130, 131].
Thus, this view extends the traditional diathesis-stress model, by making the observation that individuals disproportionately vulnerable to adversity are also most likely to benefit from highly supportive environments (see also [39]).
At home, socially conservative evangelicals are bitterly opposed to gay marriage and women bishops but many ordinary pew members are highly supportive of the government's plans to allow gay couples the same marriage rights as straight people.
