"support poorly" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is not supported in an adequate way. For example, "The government supports small businesses poorly, leading to many of them failing."
Besides feeling he should not have to support poorly managed teams, the Yankees principal owner is outraged that some teams that have received funds from the existing revenue-sharing plan have pocketed the money rather than spending it on players to become more competitive.
Tissue morphogenesis is greatly influenced by the interactions between cells and the extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins; however, simple polymers, both natural and synthetic, which have been used historically to provide architectural support, poorly mimic the complex interactions between tissue-specific cells and ECM that promote functional tissue regeneration.
However, incongruent relationships were those that were supported poorly in all analyses, which suggests that the conflict between the methods is due to poor phylogenetic signal in the dataset.
For all bootstrap analyses performed here, we considered well-supported branches to have at least 95% bootstrap support, and poorly supported branches to have less than 70% support, following Zgurski et al. (2008).
He said that he had been looking for citations "to support a poorly supported passage and came across a recent medical text on Google Books that supported what we had very well".
If true, then why should the city support a poorly conceived project?
These studies however, used mouse embryonic fibroblasts as feeder support and poorly defined xenogenic compounds including serum prior to lineage-specific differentiation.
The etiology of AKI following cardiopulmonary bypass and during IABP support remains poorly understood.
The EU NBS committee should advise on EQA and poor performance, and offer educational support to poorly performing laboratories.
When difficult nodes are encountered, the next logical step is to add taxa and/or data under the reasonable assumption that additional taxa or characters might enable resolution and/or provide support for poorly supported nodes.
Phylogenies often contain both well-supported and poorly supported nodes.
