"ineffective support" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation or action that was not effective in providing assistance or aid. Example: The government's ineffective support for small businesses during the pandemic led to many closures and job losses.
And then there was the awkward and ineffective support provided by the United States.
Connect the dots to an ineffective support system, and you end up with a "policy that blames the victim".
Herbert and Dunkel-Schetter (1992) first noted the distinction between intentionally negative reactions (e.g., blame) and unintentional negative reactions resulting from altruistically motivated, but ineffective support attempts.
However, it is unknown what the changes are in the bone marrow (BM) niche, which may lead to ineffective support of HSC.
Likewise, all those affected by addiction recognized fear of stigma, but the group revealed inconsistencies in reporting between the dyadic members, which gave clues to later understanding of sponsoring contributions to ineffective support.
We perceived ineffective support to include the sponsor having a great deal of focus and concern on how much the participant was using, and a lack of practical support.
At the moment, there is lack of evidence regarding the most effective antibiotic agent as treatment response is variable and sometimes even ineffective supporting the hypothesis that these microorganisms are harmless commensals in humans, rendering specific treatment questionable [ 1].
With ineffective state support, it was the family unit that villagers could turn to when they needed help.
In his letter, Pomponio lauds Arch Coal's efforts to create artificial ditches as replacements for natural headwaters, a bogus "mitigating" effort that Dr. Margaret Palmer decried as too ineffective to support the native aquatic community in the same historic Senate hearing last year.
Despite ambitions to implement change, ineffective management support continued to hamper modernisation of service organisation and delivery.
This anxiety, in turn, is associated with elevated acculturative stress, low self-esteem, ineffective social support, and lack of control over the migrant lifestyle.
