The phrase "a process that helps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or procedure that provides assistance or support in achieving a goal or solving a problem.
Example: "This is a process that helps improve communication within the team."
Alternatives: "a method that aids" or "a procedure that supports".
They then begin a process that helps them define their ideal customers and create a plan to connect with them.
We also need a process that helps doctors learn that the length of patients' lives isn't the sole consideration.
Righetti is known in the world of proteomics for his work on electrophoresis, a process that helps to sort molecules by size and by electrical charge.
At Duke Energy, managers and HR representatives identify slates of potential successors for specific positions through a process that helps ensure objectivity.
The prohibitions on trade, travel and investment are now working against other stated goals of American policy: They keep Americans from participating in a process that helps the Cuban people today and prepares them for a more capitalist future.
Many argue these embryos are byproducts of a process that helps create life and we should allow couples to donate them to science so they can be used for good purpose instead of wasting their potential.
It was a process that helped to "sell" the idea to prospective contributors and supporters; the more it progressed the more it developed.
This produced slums, but it also allowed poor workers to take advantage of opportunities in new industries, a process that helped create the middle class.
Lawrence W. Milas, the president of the foundation, said he had grown frustrated with a process that helped schools but didn't change engineering education, which he says he thought was in a rut.
In China, the Han dynasty, which was founded in 206 B.C.E., codified and standardized the Confucian, or Ruist, classics, a process that helped set the terms for the writing system.
