The phrase "informed support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to assistance or backing that is based on knowledge or understanding of a particular issue or situation.
Example: "The committee provided informed support for the new policy, having thoroughly reviewed all relevant data."
Alternatives: "knowledgeable assistance" or "educated backing."
Reuben Quainoo, executive member of Alliance for Science Ghana, in an interview called on government to do more to extend scientifically informed support to farmers as a way to ensure food security and lift rural communities, especially, out of poverty.
A randomized controlled trial of a trauma informed support, skills and psychoeducation intervention for survivors of torture and related trauma in Kurdistan, Northern Iraq.
Graduates from many different walks of life attended; a 2002 grad, currently leading the Illinois Dept. of Veterans Affairss, talked about how Army and Academy experience informed support for veterans.
Experts in fertility were invited to form a study advisory board to give informed support to the project.
The European Space Agency takes a stand of "cautious interest and informed support" for space tourism, and Virgin Galactic is now accepting reservations for suborbital flights onboard SpaceShipTwo for $200 000£125000000; €155 000).
A fully informed support network will be more effective when you need it the most.
This will ensure that your campaign is informed, supported and most importantly, has impact.
Other Information on the Web: Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization (//www.c-e-o.org/) aims to "inform, support and inspire college students to be entrepreneurial and seek opportunity through enterprise creation".
Teams of aides were waiting to swoop into action to proclaim, promote, defend, prepare, inform, support, transport, care for and feed whomever Mr. Kerry selects -- all on a moment's notice.
Instead it somewhat nebulously called for an "evidence-based marketing program which will inform, support and empower parents in making changes to their children's diet and levels of physical activity".
Your experiences are designed to inform, support, and benefit you, not cause you to contract into fear and remorse.
