The phrase "a resource to help" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a tool, material, or support that assists someone in achieving a goal or solving a problem.
Example: "This website serves as a resource to help students improve their writing skills."
Alternatives: "a tool for assistance" or "a support for guidance".
GetNetWise (//www.getnetwise.org) is a resource to help kids have safe, educational, and entertaining online experiences.
The group is also developing a product registry as a resource to help designers create cradle-to-cradle designed and certified collections, says Lewis Perkins, senior vice president.
So accurate is the level of detail that some football clubs are now using it as a resource to help scout players.
Timed to coincide with the release of the new movie version of "The Lone Ranger," the state began New Mexico Film Trails, a resource to help visitors plan trips based on popular movies and TV series shot in the state.
Use these free online lectures as a resource to help you out: http://t.co/ai5Z6CHwY9 #students Academic Earth offers MOOCs in 18 subject areas from the University of Oxford, and ten other leading universities from the across the Atlantic, along with some original content.
For Arab entrepreneurs living in Israel, Hybrid is a resource to help overcome the broad cultural challenges that they need to combat.
FQI was a key resource to help "Create a Government That Works Better and Costs Less".
The degree program's career placement services can be a great resource to help you find a job after graduation.
Student loans are a great resource to help cover the costs of obtaining a degree.
Las Sartenejeñas Cooperative is a women-owned, operated and led cooperative that provides a community resource to help develop new and sustainable means of income for this village.
Y Scouts' website is a good resource to help you discover your "Why?" and also has a free purpose-based Talent Community that anyone can join.
