The phrase "to demonstrate support for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are trying to express that someone or a group of people has backed or endorsed a particular action. For example: "Hundreds of supporters gathered outside the courthouse to demonstrate their support for the protesters."
Ms. Rice took pains to demonstrate support for Turkey against Kurdish militants.
For now, the administration has been scrambling for ways to demonstrate support for the protesters.
Second, if governments continue to demonstrate support for the banks, why aren't shareholders rejoicing?
And if governments continue to demonstrate support for the banks, why aren't shareholders also rejoicing?
First, she wants the Olympic sponsors to use their marketing clout to demonstrate support for gay equity.
The Program gives law firms an opportunity to demonstrate support for Cornell Law Students and public interest law.
If a manager like the one mentioned above wants to see progress, she needs to visibly demonstrate support for the initiative, run interference with other related groups in the company, coach the designated leaders, create a sense of urgency, and make decisions.
Specifically, the Human Rights Campaign is asking the brands to "put your marketing and creative advertising resources to use – helping to build awareness and demonstrate support for LGBT equality in Russia and globally" and to "support the local LGBT community in Russia".
Second, Scott went out of his way to explicitly and publicly demonstrate support for Dan.
It calls on international donors to match their demonstrated support for civil society with an even-handed approach to the ruling party and the political opposition that is rooted in upholding fundamental human rights".--P. of cover.
It remains to be seen if Canadian media executives would say the same about opportunities here, and if they'd be prepared to provide space and demonstrated support for newcomers particularly women of colour.
