"withdrawn support for" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to retract or revoke one's backing or approval for something. Example: The prime minister's recent scandal has caused many of his party members to withdraw their support for him, leading to calls for his resignation.
Anthony Albanese, the shadow minister for infrastructure, said it was unclear why the government was happy to back advanced manufacturing in defence when it had withdrawn support for the car industry, and it was not a big supporter of renewable energy technology.
For the same reason, some leading business groups, including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the Associated General Contractors of America, have withdrawn support for the infrastructure spending bill, though Mr. Obama cited the Chamber as a supporter in his remarks.
The other two major ethnic groups, Chinese and Indian, have withdrawn support for the governing party in recent years and now largely back the opposition.
"Donors that have withdrawn support for humanitarian programs in Zimbabwe should reconsider their duty under international law to assist those in need," it said.
Connor said: "The Government needs to reconsider its withdrawn support for the Green Climate Fund if it takes rainforest protection seriously".
UBS, hit with huge write-downs because of the subprime mortgage crisis, has withdrawn support for the UBS Verbier Orchestra in Switzerland.
Even withdraw support for the summer league baseball team.
The proposed cuts would withdraw support for research and engagement in coastal communities.
Wanting to withdraw support for US foreign policy is not a left or right issue.
But after the Paris terror attacks last year, Republicans, led most forcefully by Trump, began to withdraw support for it.
In the end when the EU withdrew support for charities in Afghanistan we effectively had to hand the clinic over.
