The phrase "and help further" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating a desire to assist in advancing a situation or project.
Example: "We appreciate your feedback, and help further in improving our services."
Alternatives: "and assist in advancing" or "and contribute to progress".
The model described in this paper is a robust tool that will enable quantitative predictions of cold spray impacts and help further optimise the process.
"I feel another year in college will get me closer to my degree and help further my development as a quarterback," Henson said.
"I feel another year in college will get me closer to my degree and help further my development as a quarterback," Henson said in a press release.
Even if it does not fully realize its goal, the rapid-results initiative will produce valuable lessons and help further illuminate the path to the larger objective.
"In his role, he will continue to nurture the LSC's teamwork and help further our mission of exploring the fundamental physics of gravity — and ultimately, the universe.
It is in such a multidisciplinary context where industrial design can prove its academic credibility and help further its legitimacy as an industry oriented research process.
Investigation of barrier free electrochemical processes allows the determination of heats of adsorption of intermediates such as atoms and radicals and helps further to elucidate some other problems.
The Cologne orchestra plays these works with ample polish and real zeal, undermining Mr. Conlon's modesty and helping further an appreciation of an unjustly neglected composer.
Analysts say the committee's action was significant and helps further President Obama's complicated and ambitious plan to improve public safety communications while raising billions of dollars through auctions of television airwaves for wireless service providers.
By effectively measuring teamwork, Carlisle also rewarded it (those who demonstrated it received more playing time) and helped further it.
We learn of the 19th century merchant Newmark family, who came here with four marriageable daughters and helped further the growth of the city.
