The part of the sentence "provide needed support" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this sentence when offering assistance to a person or group in need of help. For example: "My company is committed to providing needed support to those impacted by Hurricane Florence."
The goal of the nursing journal supplement was to alert nurses and social workers to the challenges faced by family caregivers and encourage health professionals to provide needed support — to be partners in home care.
"The president called Boston Mayor Tom Menino and Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick to express his concern for those who were injured and to make clear that his administration is ready to provide needed support as they respond to the incident".
Clark W. Stevens, a White House spokesman, declined to comment on particular programs, saying, "The administration continues to support a number of provisions that provide needed support to the development of cutting-edge technologies and clean energy projects here in the United States, expanding renewable energy production and ensuring the jobs of the 21st century are created here at home".
A wrist rest will flatten out your hands and provide needed support.
If implemented according to an adaptive ecosystem management framework, human-facilitated efforts to restore ecological function can provide needed support when natural regeneration seems insufficient to restore and sustain the health, productivity, and biodiversity of the system (Griscom and Ashton 2011).
These physicians also reported a lack of expertise in their abilities to identify and evaluate patients' psychosocial problems and/or provide needed support (1).
Of districts lacking the funding to provide needed supports.
Vendor products have a mixed record of providing needed support.
To that end, the Office of Adolescent Health is working with partners and providing needed support to organizations working to prevent teen pregnancy and help pregnant and parenting teens.
In some former Soviet bloc countries, aging parents can sue children for failing to provide needed financial support.
Angela DiCamillo New York, Oct. 16, 2007 To the Editor: One reason there are so many absent fathers and single-mother households is that the welfare system still refuses to provide needed financial support for two-parent households.
