The phrase "a tool that assists" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing an object or software that helps or facilitates a task or process.
Example: "This software is a tool that assists users in managing their time more effectively."
Alternatives: "a device that helps" or "a resource that supports".
The goal is to provide modernization engineers a methodology and a tool that assists them in identifying crosscutting concerns in KDM models, enabling an aspect-oriented modernization to be performed.
We have developed a tool that assists criminal network investigators in target-model synthesis and sense-making, to produce useful intelligence products for their customers.
In this article, we present MostoDE, a tool that assists software engineers in generating SPARQL executable mappings and exchanging data amongst ontologies.
Our goal is to develop a tool that assists the travel intermediate to acquire the missing strategic information about individual hotels in order to leverage profitable deals.
If all goes well, companies such as Brain Check, a tool that assists in diagnosing suspected head trauma, could spread like wildfire to every mobile device of every doctor at TMCx.
This theoretical framework – the Normalization Process Model [ 7, 8] – provides a tool that assists process evaluation in two ways.
The kinetic preprocessor (KPP) is a software tool that assists the computer simulation of chemical kinetic systems.
This paper examines a software tool that assists Defence intelligence analysts in efficient discovery and assimilation of large volumes of information derived from a range of sources.
These rules will be implemented into the ToxRead software [32], a new freely available tool that assists users in read-across approach.
I had bought a tool that allegedly assists diligent rod wrappers weave their name or a picture into the threads.
The Apple Pencil was billed as a tool that could assist both creatives and professionals.
