"shore support" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the support and assistance provided to ships and other vessels from the shore. This can include services such as providing supplies, repairs, and communication with the vessel. Example: The ship's captain radioed for shore support as they were running low on fuel and needed assistance navigating through a storm.
Learning how nonprofits operate, she set up Shore Support, which became part of the Community Economic Development Center of Southeastern Massachusetts.
Shore Support and the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth, are working on a report of the economic conditions of fleets before and after days at sea, studying earnings and loss of jobs from the regulations.
"What people don't realize is how large New Zealand really is," said Doug Reid, a host of Emirates Team New Zealand and part of the shore support team.
Historian Richard Gardiner commented that "The well trained and led French had fought hard and skillfully and a combination of weather, luck and shore support had given them the victory against a superior force of which they had captured one.
In addition to the lack of intra-specific aggressiveness between workers gathered from places separated from each other by up to 8.4 km, the presence of trails between trees along the shore supports our argument that a T. albipes supercolony exists in Madagascar [see 25] and probably covers an area larger than we were able to explore.
The fertile slopes along its shores support fruit-growing and wine production, and there is fishing for lake trout and salmon.
A heavy reed growth along the lake's shores supports many species of rare and migratory birds, which are protected by an international sanctuary and a biological station.
Temporary steel shoring supports the floors above, while cast-iron columns and 8,000 cubic yards of debris is removed to make way for a new hall.
The petrochemical wealth off Britain's eastern shores supports a quarter of a million jobs and has helped to insulate the country from the vagaries of the international oil market for decades.
Stable side slopes can be maintained by providing shoring supports.
When combined with the possible failure of the shores supporting the slabs, this situation can be critical during the construction phase of building structures.
