The phrase "all assist" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a collective effort to help or support, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "We all assist in making the event a success."
Alternatives: "all help" or "everyone contributes".
The warmth and light, ubiquitous orange blossoms and miles of palmed beach must all assist Valencians to get on so well.
Tightening standards and bringing larger vans and minibuses into scope for the Low Emission Zone scheme, reducing emissions from the bus fleet, introducing taxi and private hire vehicle age limits, and tackling idling emissions from parked vehicles such as taxis and coaches will all assist.
Revisiting rigid career structures, providing flexible working hours, offering peer support, and ensuring appropriate development opportunities, may all assist women to enter leadership roles.
Seek professional advice if you are unsure - there are fitness instructors, doctors and athletes who can all assist your planning.
Four of the eight organizations supported by the Neediest Cases Fund have religious ties, but all assist anyone in need of help, regardless of their faith.
Environmental policies – particularly on climate change – arms control and a responsible foreign policy without unnecessary wars are all integral to immigration policy since they would all assist in allowing many people to stay where they would rather be: at home.
ALL assisted CYL with most of the experiments.
But this is true not only of all assisted reproductive technologies, but of all reproduction of any kind.
Cryopreservation should be considered in all assisted reproductive technology cycles.
These concerns, though particularly acute for people with dementia, apply to all assisted living residents.
Inspiratory pressure and mean airway pressure were similar in all assisted ventilation modes (Table 3).
