The phrase "active assistance with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to providing help or support in a specific task or project.
Example: "The team provided active assistance with the implementation of the new software system."
Alternatives: "support in" or "help with".
Strategies successfully implemented in this respect include frequent family phone contacts, newsletters, distribution of TRIGR calendars with reminders and incentives such as birthday cards, study centre parties, websites and active assistance with surveillance of the health of the participating child.
This high rate is attributed to frequent family phone contacts, newsletters, distribution of calendars with reminders and incentives such as birthday cards, the set-up of parent's groups for T1D families and active assistance with surveillance of the health of the participating child.
The intervention was delivered by a welfare rights officer from Newcastle City Council Welfare Rights Service in participants' own homes and comprised a structured assessment of current welfare status and benefits entitlement, together with active assistance in making claims where appropriate over the following six months, together with necessary follow-up for unresolved claims.
EN, ALJ and LW wrote and revised the manuscript with active assistance of JL, GA and LGS.
The suit estimates that "something on the order of $8 billion have been lost, stolen or wasted" by its former executives with the active assistance of Citigroup.
But now, with the active assistance of the sort of compliant "Dr Feelgoods" who fed Elvis his pills, he was gulping 20 Vicodin a day.
With the active assistance and cooperation of the faculty, staff, and administration, the ILP provides its services to participating members for an annual fee.
The anti-Maidan march, which was staged downtown, with the active assistance of the government, was intended as a counterweight to the anti-Kremlin rally Nemtsov had planned for Sunday.
The army is not able to police the entire 600-mile line, which ranges through jungle to mountains, and Indian officials charge that the militants are crossing with the active assistance of Pakistani soldiers on the other side.
The lawsuit, the latest in a series of suits stemming from the collapse, contends that Refco's fraudulent scheme could have worked only "with the active assistance of Refco's cadre of outside auditors, professionals and advisers".
