well-supported

British  

adjective

1. having good physical support

   a sofa in which your back is well supported

2. having a lot of support or encouragement

   friendly matches were less well supported

3. substantially upheld by evidence or facts

   many well-supported theories

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Example Sentences

In the 2019–2020 school year, about 8 in 10 students demonstrated high academic motivation and felt well-supported in social-emotional learning, while 2 in 10 reported frequent sadness, which remained about the same for the next two school years.

From Los Angeles Times

“Despite recent consolidation, gold prices remain well-supported as global demand hit a record high last quarter,” says ADM Investor Services in a note.

From The Wall Street Journal

However, for those who are vitamin D deficient or at risk of bone problems, supplementation remains a well-supported and practical choice.

From Science Daily

The BBC have approached Siouxsie's mainstream primary and secondary schools for a response to her claim that she was not well-supported as a child.

From BBC

“It’s too heavy; she needs to recover. She needs to rebuild herself — she’s almost 73 — and me, I’m on another journey. Dominique was judged for her and that’s right. The way she’s handling this belongs to her, but it’s too painful for me. She is well-supported and is dealing with her life the way she decided to do. But we are not a family anymore.”

From Los Angeles Times