"mobilization support" is a valid phrase in written English.
It refers to the assistance or resources provided to support the process of mobilization, which is the act of preparing and organizing people and resources for a specific purpose or goal. Example: The government allocated funds for the mobilization support needed to respond to the natural disaster.
Rotary International members, along with thousands of community-based social mobilizers hired and trained by UNICEF and the CGPP, provided advocacy and social mobilization support for campaigns and routine immunization in high-risk communities using interpersonal communication and mass media.
With critics of the union in the ascendancy, Wednesday's introduction of the group, the Center for British Influence, was widely seen as the start of the unofficial campaign to mobilization support for a yes vote in a referendum.
Few studies have been conducted on whether chairs affect student performance, though a four-year study of 400 students conducted by a German nonprofit devoted to "posture and mobilization support" said children were able to concentrate for longer periods if they were given more mobile seats, combined with lesson plans that involved moving around.
Private sector partners donated media messages and logistical and social mobilization support.
In 2012 Avahan developed a third and final phase, with the aim of providing ongoing community mobilization support to the community groups associated with the transitioned TIs.
The centers will be run by the Government of Sierra Leone through their District Health Management Team, with local non-governmental organization World Hope International providing training, monitoring and social mobilization support.
CIH uses structural interventions and community mobilization, supported by health education and social marketing/media.
Pathological fractures are not a contraindication for curettage and cement augmentation and, on the contrary, offer early weight-bearing mobilization supported with a functional brace.
The stage-specific expression of this enzyme has the potential to increase the rate of amylopectin debranching and glucose mobilization, supporting the extraordinary oocyst's energy demand associated with the sporulation process.
In recent studies, Godlonton and Thornton reported that uptake of clinic-based VCT increased uptake amongst neighbours in Malawi [30], and Sweat and colleagues found that mobile VCT services, backed up by community mobilization and support activities, increased uptake of HTC in Tanzania, Zimbabwe and Thailand [23].
This cannot be made by stealth and requires the mass mobilization and support of the public.
