The phrase "supportive of others" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "As a team leader, it is important to be supportive of others and their ideas to foster a positive and collaborative work environment."
They're critical of parts of Labor's policies and supportive of others.
While you are building your own career, be a good collaborator, supportive of others.
"We were trying to teach our students to be respectful and supportive of others, including those who are gay," said Tyler C. Tingley, the principal.
I suggested that there was a high likelihood that each person might feel uncomfortable at some point and normalized that, encouraging the group to be supportive of others in their efforts to broach uncomfortable topics or try out unfamiliar behaviors.
Over the past two decades, researchers have expanded our understanding of the keys to developing virtues in children such as generosity, gratitude, and forgiveness to raising children who are supportive of others and committed to something bigger than themselves.
As an employer, Thomas says that she is supportive of others in the organisation trying job sharing for themselves: "We have a very high proportion of women in Macmillan and many have spoken to each other after coming back from maternity leave to organise job shares.
Be supportive of other support acts.
Research has shown that women voters are more supportive of other women.
The role of the trauma surgeon is perceived to be mostly supportive of other procedure-oriented specialties.
She was also very supportive of other women in the refuge, giving them a shoulder to cry on.
Whites are also more supportive of other harsh measures, including trying juveniles as adults and "three-strikes" laws.
