'support in organizing' is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe the help that someone or something provides for the task of organizing. For example: My boss gave me a lot of support in organizing the company's annual conference.
She also has a lot of support in organizing from people in the community.
This article provides support in organizing and implementing novel concepts for enhancing safety on a cluster level of chemical plants.
In addition to noncovalent interaction like C-H∙∙∙O, which is the reason for assembly of primary motifs, various other interactions like X∙∙∙π, H∙∙∙X, (X = Cl) add additional support in organizing these supermolecules in to extended architectures.
In addition to noncovalent interaction like C-H…O, which is the reason for assembly of primary motifs; various other interactions like X…π, H…X, (X = Cl/Br) add additional support in organizing these supermolecules in to extended architectures.
Look for UAW acceptance of more flexible work rules, and possibly even concessions on health care, in exchange for behind-the-scenes support in organizing drives at big-three suppliers.
In addition to the commonly occurring hydrogen bond based pyridine/carboxylic acid and pyrimidine/carboxylic acid synthons which is the reason for assembly of primary motifs, various other interactions like Cl…Cl, Cl…O, C H…Cl, C-H…S add additional support in organizing these supermolecules into extended architectures.
Because of her role in organized labor, she could build up support in organized labor for Buono".
The event will take place at the Brower Center in Berkeley, California.
This model aims to support designers in organizing the different elements and their relationships.
As part of this year's marking of European Immunization Week, WHO and UNICEF joined forces to support Public Health Institutes in organizing nine educational roundtables for epidemiologists, pediatricians and journalists.
More detailed guidance should be collected and compiled in one place as part of the resources available to support countries in organizing health research, in line with the WHO strategy on research for health and the Global Strategy and Plan of Action (GSPA) on Public Health, Innovation and Intellectual Property [ 16- 18].
