The phrase "adequate help with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of assistance provided for a specific task or issue.
Example: "I need adequate help with my research project to ensure I meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "sufficient assistance with" or "appropriate support for".
Regarding web-based interventions, it has been suggested that individuals may approach them differently than more traditional methods, and that 'dropouts' may in fact be individuals who received adequate help with a lower 'dose' of treatment.
Mean scores (see Table 3) highlighted that ' treating a patient as an individual' was considered the most important aspect of dignified care (ranked as 1) followed by ' maintaining privacy when providing care at all times and in all places' while the physical tasks such as ' providing adequate help with personal care' and ' helping patients at meal times' were attributed much less importance.
(27-06-2008) The high prevalence and harmful effects of intimate partner violence emphasize the need for adequate help for this vulnerable group of women with children.
26 The commission documents for the Norwegian regional public healthcare state that children with mentally ill parents are entitled to adequate help.
This cluster, which comprised the lowest proportion of individuals over 60, was labeled "Highly educated younger men with schizophrenia, living in autonomous apartments, and receiving adequate help".
Slightly overweight for most of his life, he emphasizes that adequate sleep helps with heft maintenance.
No binding provisions are in place to ensure that displaced people receive adequate compensation and help with resettlement — and most of the projects are proceeding without adequate environmental impact surveys.
For an individualized therapy in renal cell carcinoma (RCC), there is a clear need for novel prognostic biomarkers to ensure adequate risk stratification and help with the choice of therapy options.
Susceptibility to primary headache, i.e., personal pre-traumatic or family history of head pain should be recollected in TBI patients to better study the evolution and reappearance after TBI and patient pre-TBI personality traits should be obtained to better cope with post-traumatic habit and help with adequate pharmacological and non-pharmacological support.
Increased student feedback, support systems and guidance about progress throughout the year and the provision of adequate learning resources may provide help with resolving both of these issues.
He also mentioned, in this context, the suspicious discovery of 3,000 relevant pages in a private home, and Iraq's failure to provide an adequate list of scientists who might help with the inspectors' inquiries.
