'support its operation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to refer to providing assistance in order to help something function. For example: "The company provided extra resources to support its operation."
The results also suggest that in order for this mechanism to operate, the other three mechanisms may also be required to support its operation.
There, the FBI used drones to support its operation to save a 5-year-old boy from an armed abductor, killing the assailant in a raid that employed intelligence provided by the drone.
To illustrate the approach, we adopt a case study that considers the impacts produced by an earthquake and its aftershocks (the external events) on a nuclear power plant (the critical plant) embedded in the connected power and water distribution, and transportation networks which support its operation.
In general, it shows that the house consumed around 112 kWh/m2 of electricity per year to support its operation while 34 kWh/m2 is the amount of thermal energy.
The grant will be used by the organization for resources needed to support its operation and repair infrastructural damages to its facility.
Despite its woes, the thrift insists it has "sufficient liquidity and capital to support its operations while it returns to profitability" and that it had $50 billion of liquidity from "reliable funding sources".
Despite its woes, the thrift insisted it has "sufficient liquidity and capital to support its operations while it returns to profitability".
Despite its woes, the thrift insists it has "sufficient liquidity and capital to support its operations while it returns to profitability".
While Kmart says it has enough money to support its operations, a growing drumbeat of analysts and vendors say the company might have to consider reorganizing under the protection of Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
How much did Bancor "make?" In most token sales the company holds back a certain number of coins — usually millions — that it can now buy and sell to support its operations.
In September, Nokia and Siemens injected a combined $1.35 billion into the venture to support its operations.
