The phrase "a procedure to help" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or process designed to assist someone in achieving a goal or solving a problem.
Example: "We have developed a procedure to help new employees acclimate to the company culture more quickly."
Alternatives: "a method to assist" or "a process to support".
An earlier study from the Cleveland Clinic showed that the technology was useful for patients who had a procedure to help with an irregular heartbeat.
"Our proposed approach will mean that website operators have a defence against libel as long as they comply with a procedure to help identify the authors of allegedly defamatory material.
Might Bite is unlikely to race before March's Cheltenham Gold Cup after undergoing a procedure to help his breathing, says the chaser's trainer Nicky Henderson.
In the video, a scar on Ms Skripal's neck can be seen which is understood to be from a tracheotomy - a procedure to help patients breathe.
New York Jets defensive coordinator Kacy Rodgers says he is feeling better following a "procedure" to help deal with an unspecified illness.
The union, the United Farm Workers, and Global Horizons, a labor contractor based in Los Angeles, have signed an agreement that provides employer-paid medical care, a seniority system and a grievance procedure to help ensure that farms comply with state and federal laws.
There's nothing like a heart procedure to help you forget about your brain tumor — and vice versa.
This paper presents a practical procedure to help managers to move into the experience business in the hospitality sector.
Former CIA director Michael Hayden raised eyebrows Thursday by defending the practice as "a medical procedure" to help dehydrated detainees.
On February 22, Durant was sidelined again after undergoing a minor procedure to help reduce pain and discomfort in his surgically repaired right foot.
Finally our study is descriptive, and does not propose a formal procedure to help researchers in the choice of differences to be detected or ruled out.
