The phrase "preferably support" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to express a preference or desired action. Example: "When submitting your application, please include your resume and preferably support letters from previous employers." This means that including support letters from previous employers is preferred or desired, but not mandatory.
Notes would need to offer stylish themes, accept more media types, and preferably support drag-and-drop uploading and formatting.
Such endeavors, by their nature, can only be waged consensually, meaning that in most cases, senior decision makers have to permit and preferably support them.
Results also show that molybdenum is preferably supported on aluminum oxide.
It would be very interesting if the authors could comment on this, preferably supported by numerical results.
II) Every decision in the design process should be underpinned preferably supported by scientific evidence or evidence of best practice.
For the identification of such limiting components, fermentation test runs should be performed, preferably supported by statistic analyses such as elementary mode analysis (Diniz et al. 2006).
Details, preferably supported by validation data, of how the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics or immunodynamics of the agent will be studied in the clinical trial.
Real-time surveillance with mapping of cases in space and in time, preferably supported by genotyping, is required to identify an outbreak in a community, healthcare facility [ 151], correctional facility [ 152] or in other specific settings or risk groups [ 153, 154].
However, the diagnosis of VICMs in cattle based on only gross lesions is insufficient even in cases with arthrogryposis and is not recommended unless the malformed calves have characteristic lesions and occur during a well-defined outbreak, preferably supported by serological or virological evidence of recent infection.
It has to be straight in line both ways with the insertion point, and preferably supported on its balance point (balanced from fore and aft, and side to side), securely strapped (for example) from falling, not dangling or flopping around.
He chooses carefully, preferably with support from someone he feels close to.
