The phrase "acted as helpers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe individuals or entities that provided assistance or support in a particular context.
Example: "During the event, volunteers acted as helpers, ensuring everything ran smoothly for the attendees."
Alternatives: "served as assistants" or "functioned as aides."
The neighbouring clusters are then allowed to act as helpers to cancel some of the interference between clusters.
Homebots will act as helpers so that household members can more easily manage their smart home devices.
Each edge user selects a cell based on the channel state, denoted as the home cell, while the other neighboring cells act as helpers for the data transmission.
Such techniques use the broadcast nature of wireless communication to engage some nodes within the communication range of the sender to act as helpers in assisting the sender to transmit a data packet to its recipient, thereby effectively combating signal fading and improving spectrum efficiency and communication reliability [3, 4].
These subordinates could be formerly dominant animals, but are mostly young from the previous year, who act as helpers in rearing the breeding vixen's kits.
The social experience phase lasted for 62 days when young were still well below 2 cm of standard length (SL) that is, at a size before they start to act as helpers in natural families (Taborsky & Limberger 1981; Taborsky 1984).
The results obtained suggest that some strains may act as "helper" or "burden" strains depending on the oxidative conditions encountered during incubation.
These functions mainly act as helper functions to check the different data structures or format and decode messages or as servicing functions for receive callbacks.
In general, CD4+ cells act as helper cells and CD8+ cells act as cytotoxic cells.
In addition, the genes in these clusters could also act as "helper NB-LRRs", mediating signal transduction downstream of various different NB-LRR receptors for activation during effector-triggered immunity, thereby leveraging functional constraints as previously made evident for ADR1 family in A. thaliana[ 91, 92].
