The phrase "a utility that helps" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a tool or software that provides assistance or support in a specific task or function.
Example: "This is a utility that helps users manage their files more efficiently."
Alternatives: "a tool that assists" or "a resource that supports".
Amazon Cloud Drive Photos, the photo-uploading utility that helps move photos from a mobile device into Amazon's online storage, may have to change its name.
Dr. Boyd argues that even Facebook sees itself this way, describing itself as "a social utility that helps people communicate more efficiently with their friends, family and coworkers".
About Facebook Founded in February 2004, Facebook is a social utility that helps people communicate more efficiently with their friends, family and coworkers.
Charlie Allcock, the director of economic development at Portland General Electric, the utility that helped build Electric Avenue, said that more direct lighting was needed to ensure that users could see the plug ports on their cars when recharging.
What costs me the most money?" "We white label our analytics, so they appear online and in print like a tool from the water utility that helps people monitor their water use, break down the meaning of their water bills, and take advantage of all the incentives, rebates and freebies a utility already offers.
Destruction can be a tad lacking when it comes to speed but offers fun high hitting spells while Demonology got great pet utility that helps you control monsters and Affliction is simply great for survivability with all its self-healing possibilities.
In the world of web APIs, this is accomplished through well-designed APIs, strong documentation and development utilities that help speed up coding and testing.
The avant garde works as a tool, a utility, that really helps us with the process of rethinking of what we had always thought to be true.
"But our whole vision for maps from day one — when Elliot approached me and said he had this loony idea to create a new map — is that maps should be more than just utilities that help you get from point A to point B".
"This is first of a kind, and a very, very clever idea," said Karl Stahlkopf, a vice president of the Electric Power Research Institute, a utility consortium that helped design the new device.
