'support in investigating' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to someone providing assistance to help investigate a particular issue or situation. Example sentence: The police department asked for additional support in investigating the error in the system.
Irrespective of the precise mechanisms involved, the different XIST RNA levels in BRCA1-related vsporadicdic BLC support the interest in investigating XIST expression as a possible marker to distinguish between these two groups of tumors.
The local policeman wearing the HMD needs to talk to present persons, follow the instructions, support the remote colleague in investigating the scene and orally share the received information with the second local colleague (M).
During the scenario, the local investigator has the task to replace the virtual laser scanning stickers with real ones, stay clear of marked areas and support the remote colleague in investigating the scene (M).
He asked for the family of the Fosters "not to be overwhelmed by the uncertainties of last week" adding that those living in "idyllic" Maesbrook wanted to show their support for them and those involved in investigating the fire.
Our findings may prove useful to investigate the phenomenon of EMT in vitro and thus support in vivo studies investigating the role of CSC and EMT in the spread of HNSCC.
"Part of our mission here is to support artists investigating contemporary dance in provocative and substantial ways," said Carla Peterson, the group's artistic director.
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This paper proposes a new method to quantify past support movements by investigating distortions in bridge geometry.
He says the new findings, reported in today's issue of the journal Neuron, "provide strong scientific support" to investigate in Fragile X patients "what the best way would be to challenge these patients and stimulate brain activity".
