The phrase "support to set up" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something that is helping to establish or create something. Example: The government provided financial support to set up a new business incubator in the city.
In 1970 the school got the support to set up an entrepreneurship chair.
Employers need more support to set up apprenticeship programmes, particularly when they are hiring apprentices for the first time".
After a while we got some support to set up a group to discuss the role of the media in driving this hostility.
In the past, demobilised guerrillas from other Colombian factions have been offered amnesties, stipends and economic support to set up independent small businesses.
In 1947 he obtained financial support to set up the Institute for Biochemical Research, Buenos Aires, where he began research on the formation and breakdown of lactose, or milk sugar, in the body.
In Congress, meanwhile, there isn't enough Republican support to set up a special committee to investigate the President's ties to Russia, let alone to appoint an independent prosecutor or launch impeachment proceedings.
We would like to see all universities support students to set up networks and societies.
The next step is for developing countries to show leadership and for donor countries to provide the financial support necessary to set up and expand treatment programs.
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Two members of St. Patrick's parish in Stoneham said that Bishop Edyvean had told their pastor, the Rev. William T. Schmidt, not to support efforts to set up a Voice of the Faithful chapter.
Staff told us that austerity policies were starting to impact on the amount older people had to spend, but also on the amount of time and support available to set up and run direct payments.
