"intellectual supports" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
One possible usage of this phrase is in the sentence "The author provided strong intellectual supports for his argument." Here, "intellectual supports" refers to evidence or reasoning that reinforces the author's argument. Example: In her thesis, the student presented several intellectual supports from renowned scholars to support her research findings.
This suggests the intellectual supports that teachers require in this context are numerous and must be carefully identified and nurtured (Darling-Hammond et al. 2002).
This is especially true regarding the intellectual supports required to assist teachers in creating and enacting an instructional and curricular vision.
The intellectual supports that teachers require in this context are numerous and must be carefully identified and nurtured, and the subsequent teacher activity must be monitored as contextual shifts occur and sources of pressure (e.g., external learning standards) become relevant.
It is in this context that he offers an account of the nature of scientific prediction, which in turn allows him a point of departure for his attack upon totalitarianism and all its intellectual supports, especially holism and historicism.
Intellectual supports require large amounts of time to synthesize and eventually enact, and more than a few months prior to school start-up are necessary to fully engage and prepare teachers for the collective task of visioning, collaborating, and planning the curriculum and instruction of a new school.
Financial and intellectual supports are also essential for building effective and sustainable research institutions [ 15].
Now the intellectual support behind BHL is fragmenting.
He provided Porter with much needed moral and intellectual support, championing his work publicly as well.
Keep Wales Tidy were particularly helpful for this group in providing both material and intellectual support.
"Not financial support but moral and intellectual support, which always seems easy to get in this country rather than money".
The Socialist Party is thought to have a larger share of intellectual support than Mr. Sarkozy's Union for a Popular Movement.
