The phrase "support to bring" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase could be used when expressing wanting to help in producing something. For example, "I am eager to offer my support to bring your project to fruition."
Libya's shaky new government will need American support to bring the killers to justice.
She pledged full American political, diplomatic and economic support to bring the country out of decades of isolation.
"We want to lobby for regional support to bring a democratic end to the crisis," Mr. Chimanikire said.
Ketchum enlisted Lindsey's support to bring order to the psychochemical experiments, and insists that he discontinued Sim's practice of giving drugs to men without their knowing.
"We've put in place support to bring on growth in new industries to deploy the technologies needed to diversify our energy mix in the most cost-effective way.
"I doubt that currently there is the political and military support to bring an end to the problem," said one civil-society leader.
"I think it just needs coordination and support to bringing it all together, or getting one really good local title that is a hit with the local gamers".
"This suite of measures will help ensure that the providers facing the greatest financial challenges are supported to bring about rapid financial recovery, while maintaining or improving quality.
Wilders brought down Rutte's administration by deciding that he could not support cutbacks to bring the Dutch deficit down.
But it's time for every single one of them to support measures to bring sanity to our lax gun policies.
Britain stands ready to support Ireland to bring stability," Osborne told reporters as he attended a Brussels meeting of finance ministers from the 27 EU nations.
