The phrase "a tool for helping" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing an object, method, or resource that assists in achieving a goal or providing support.
Example: "This software serves as a tool for helping users manage their time more effectively."
Alternatives: "a resource for assistance" or "an aid for support".
To get a sense of what's available, here's a tool for helping you evaluate the different 529 plans.
Attention also given to genre analysis as a tool for helping us write more efficiently toward target publication outlest.
The thing is, properly done, RS lessons could be a tool for helping children to do precisely that: to think, to question, to argue.
We introduce The Economic Complexity Observatory, a tool for helping users understand the evolution of countries' productive structures and trade partners.
James Merriam Howard Jr., a leading advocate of using writing as a tool for helping improve performance and thinking in all areas of the curriculum, died on Tuesday at a hospital close to his home in Westport Point, Mass.
Social psychology, the study of how the social environment shapes human behavior, is not an ivory tower science; it is a tool for helping to solve real world problems, like bigotry and violence.
Multi-objective optimization is a tool for help of making decision in structural design in a pre-project or project phase.
"It's a terrific tool for helping a man assess his risk for having prostate cancer," Dr. Andriole said.
The practice of yoga as an approach to holistic health is a powerful tool for helping women experience the passage into menopause as a positive event, both physically and spiritually.
Quality time is a great tool for helping kids achieve a new sense of normal.
Noor Institute, she said, developed a special tool for helping teach Braille, a plastic box with buttons to push to make different letters and numbers.
