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Common collocations with support in American Collocation

support noun

US /səˈpɔrt/

types of support

administrative
emotional
financial
moral
mutual
pastoral
practical
public
secretarial
technical
tutorial

We continue to rely on your financial support to keep going.

strong

active
enthusiastic
full
intensive
overwhelming
strong
widespread

A poll seemed to show strong support of the use of animals in biomedical research.

continuing

continued
continuing
ongoing

New developments can be fragile and need ongoing support if they are to be sustained.

suitable

appropriate
effective
necessary

Before you begin your studies, ensure that adequate support is in place.

generous

generous

The generous support available from this new scholarship scheme will help to achieve this end.

extra

additional
extra

Bereavement is a normal life experience and not everyone needs additional support.

give support

express
give
lend
offer
provide
show
voice

A friend and neighbour, John, provides some support and care.

obtain support

access
attract
gain
get
obtain
secure
win

It is a very balanced package which I hope will gain widespread support.

have support

command
enjoy
receive

You will work as part of the project team whilst enjoying the support and training provided by an industry leader.

need support

deserve
need
require
seek

Some groups also require additional support to overcome specific barriers to work.

stop support

withdraw

The support was withdrawn gradually.

say thank you for support

acknowledge
appreciate

Lastly, we wish to acknowledge the excellent support received from our colleagues in industry.

promise support

pledge
promise

Other internationally renowned writers have pledged their support to the campaign.