The phrase "imperative support" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where support is required urgently. For example, "The situation calls for imperative support from the government."
Though board diversity is a business imperative supported by a great deal of research, a common refrain among companies is that there simply aren't enough qualified women and people of color.
This account further shows the strength of the institutional imperatives supporting the range succession model with scientists at these stations finally adopting it in the 1930s in an attempt to explain problems of brush encroachment (with limited success).
Thus existing calls for training appear to rely on clinicians' extensive experience of benefits of training, concerns about the uncertainties involved in the care of culturally diverse groups including fears about accusations of discrimination, and political imperatives supported by anti-discriminatory legislation.
For example, alignment with government priorities and political imperatives, funding availability, leadership support, and support from stakeholders were thought to be particularly important influences by policy makers.
An on-line editor, who said she can't decide if Ms. Sevigny is bright or not, but thinks she's a really nice person even though she has never met her, declared that we have a moral imperative to support her because of "Boys Don't Cry," which earned her an Oscar nomination as best supporting actress.
Companies now realize that, beyond the imperative to support human rights, it's also smart business to be in favor of L.G.B.T. equality.
It is imperative to support the growth of computing without increasing the physical footprint of campus data centers for administrative computing.
Metabolite identification investigations are imperative to support various phases of pharmaceutical research, that is, drug discovery, preclinical development, and clinical development.
But politically it flows with a powerful current of popular opinion that sees a decent wage floor as a moral imperative, but support for family incomes as an expensive luxury.
