The phrase 'supporting information to' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to additional facts that help to explain, verify, or illustrate a particular idea or statement. For example, "This document provides supporting information to illustrate the success of the new marketing campaign."
The perpetrator steals the Social Security number of the victim and enough other supporting information to apply for credit cards, rent an apartment, open a mobile-phone account or take on some other financial obligation.
"The AAO has provided additional supporting information to those states, as well," AAO General Counsel Kevin Dillard told TechCrunch.
These studies provide supporting information to efficient groundwater development schemes and help reduce coal mining hazards as well as water quality deterioration.
The aim of this paper is to reduce this information gap in order to provide decision supporting information to policy makers and managers.
Further investigation is needed and also under way to provide enough supporting information to evidence the negative effects of CoS, NiS, and MnS, although main attention has focused on the more effective co-catalysts such as Ag2S, SnS, and CuS in the following discussion.
The first proposes a model with two physiologically plausible lumped oscillators; on exposure to opiates, they propose that the coupling becomes stochastic in time (one has to read the supporting information to [4] to find this), but we can generate the observed behaviour with deterministic chaos, which we consider more satisfactory than invoking stochastic coupling.
The blue curve in Figure S6, Supporting Information, corresponds to the fully transformed sample.
Most data for this study are available as Supporting Information attached to the online version of the article.
The body image scales and supporting information are combined to form an intervention called 'Map Me'.
Instead, we utilize RU intensities and kd dissociation rates (Supporting Information, Table S10) to assess lesion and sequence effects.
Note that the effect of aging could be either to provide a small wind (Supporting Information Animation 9) or to increase variability, as in Supporting Information Animation 8.
