The phrase "provide sufficient support" is both grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something or someone needs to give enough help or assistance to meet a certain goal or requirement. Example: The company's budget proposal must provide sufficient support to ensure the successful completion of the project.
The system was designed to provide sufficient support for the disaster victims.
However, existing middlewares do not provide sufficient support for architectural styles.
Like many American colleges and universities, Yale is working to create a diverse student body but struggling to provide sufficient support for the minority students it recruits.
When a soft dressing does not provide sufficient support, a below knee walking cast may be applied.
Our aim is to provide sufficient support for the most highly-ranked epatients to attend the conference under partial or full scholarships.
Yet empirical studies show that the traditional desktop design does not provide sufficient support for today's real-life tasks involving collaboration, multitasking, multiple roles, and diverse technologies.
Managing agricultural landscapes to provide sufficient supporting and regulating ecosystem services and fewer dis-services will require research that is policy-relevant, multidisciplinary and collaborative.
The CP should be low to provide sufficient supporting evidence to stop early, though there is no standard threshold in practice (Snapinn et al, 2006).
Although the response in 16 patients (17 lesions) who received bevacizumab was slightly inferior (5 of 17, 29%) to patients who did not receive bevacizumab (8 of 20, 40%), as a result of the small subject number and nonrandomized study design, this result did not provide sufficient supporting evidence to discourage the use of bevacizumab, and more research is definitely needed.
We in the so-called developed world are failing both in solidarity and enlightened self-interest in not providing sufficient support to development and democracy in Africa.
"This is a core value in higher education: that students should be challenged and provided sufficient support to meet those challenges". Colleges, he said, should take the results as "a wake-up call" to set and communicate high expectations.
