The phrase "participate in supporting" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate someone's involvement in helping or promoting a cause, idea, or organization. Example: "I am proud to participate in supporting local businesses by shopping at small, independent stores."
But beyond that, there is a serious argument underway within the professional medical and psychological societies about whether medical personnel can and should participate in supporting interrogations.
And here I call all the countries of the world to participate in supporting Iraq and rebuilding Iraq.... Following is the text of the letter from President Bush given to Iyad Allawi by L. Paul Bremer III yesterday, and Dr. Allawi's response, as published on the White House Web site: www.whitehouse.gov.gov
Home-based involvement should reflect educational activities in which family members actively participate in supporting a child's learning at home.
By maintaining the accredited investor qualifications for so long, the SEC has functionally enabled more investors to participate in supporting the startup economy, facilitating a thriving angel investor community that continues to grow each year.
In order to support financial innovation, the government and private sector should participate in supporting and formulating financial policy in such a way that financial innovation can be developed at its own pace.
Other leading 3D technology providers for televisions, projectors and cinemas have agreed to participate in supporting the new standard, including Changhong Electric Co., Ltd., FUNAI Electric Co., Ltd., Hisense Electric Co., Ltd., Hitachi Consumer Electronics Co., Ltd., Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Seiko Epson Corporation, SIM2 Multimedia S.p.A. and ViewSonic Corporation.
The local community participated in supporting the four charity clinics, which were built and run by local individual philanthropists.
Further research regarding how decisions about trial participation are discussed, engaged with, deliberated over, participated in, supported and executed is required to inform the design of interventions to better support the process.
In contrast, another intervention (47) in Zimbabwe reported participants felt reluctant to participate in support groups for fear of accidental disclosure to non-HIV peers.
At least two studies have found that patients with advanced cancer tend to live longer when they participate in support groups, in which the participants typically boost one another's spirits.
But why is this still primarily a Women's March (albeit with men invited to participate in support)?
