"is supportive for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that a person or thing is supportive of something. For example, "My family is supportive for me in my decision to pursue a degree in engineering."
The intervening distraction task, implemented here, that did not affect overall associative memory performance makes continuous maintenance in working memory less likely and thus, our data is supportive for a model in which the hippocampus supports the actual binding of the two constituents separated in time during memory formation [3], [36], [37].
"And the improving trend in jobless claims is supportive for future spending".
"Women in leadership roles [whether that's business, government or third sector] must take action in support of other women," says Uschi Schreiber, global vice chair – markets at EY ." As we see more female CEOs, let's make sure they remember that they have a responsibility to create an environment that is supportive for other women too".
Therefore, [CAT-1] is supportive for my teaching".
Motor surround inhibition (mSI) is supportive for the execution of selective finger movements.
The demonstration of the scheme is supportive for various shape effects such as interval tension.
"As far as people wanting to be there and be supportive for lesbians or gays, there isn't a lot of support [for bisexuals]," Klinger told HuffPost Live.
I was just determined to create environments that were supportive for older and disabled people".
"If they continue to produce good growth, that's going to be supportive for our global manufacturers".
The seats appeared pillow-soft, yet felt as if they'd be supportive for a long-distance drive.
But the news has not stopped analyst Janardan Menon at Liberum repeating his sell recommendation: [The Google report] is likely to be supportive for Arm's share price.
