"unequal support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation in which two people, entities, or groups are not receiving the same level of support. For example, "The two political rivals had unequal support, with one candidate receiving significantly more donations than the other."
Now they were describing inadequate playing conditions, unequal support for travel, food, and accommodations, and a compensation structure that systematically discriminated against them.
A general method has been developed and applied to study the effect of different amounts of disorders on free flexural wave motion in undamped beam-type systems consisting of finite multi-span repeating units that are disordered identically due to (i) unequal support spacings and (ii) the presence of point masses and point springs at some of the supports.
This unequal support is reflected by the bootstrap values (BVs) associated with the different nodes of the gene tree.
Long before they have had a chance to produce or not produce goods to which they would be entitled, children in our country receive vastly different, and unequal, supports from their environment.
The issue of unequal funding is most often heard from the charter schools, whose students and teachers generally receive significantly less financial support than district public schools.
Analytical solutions for the nonlinear behaviour and for the nonlinear buckling load are obtained for shallow arches with equal or unequal elastic supports.
We overwhelmingly support unequal outcomes so long as there's something resembling a fair (but not level) playing field.
Contrary to popular belief, the Qur'an does not support unequal treatment of women or nonbelievers.
Like Javert pursuing Valjean, Republicans cannot let go of their war against Planned Parenthood (traditionally supported by many Republicans), their opposition to pay equity for women (how many women support unequal pay?) and their support for members of the party who espouse offensive and repugnant views about rape.
This is because there is insufficient evidence of the predictive power of the UCAS statement [ 7], because assessors have concerns that unequal levels of support provided to applicants in writing the statement, and because of the difficulties of detecting plagiarism and deception.
Facing past and present discrimination poses moral and ethical issues for healthcare providers and administrators, particularly in healthcare systems that have supported unequal distribution of resources.
