The phrase "and instruments to help" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to tools or resources that assist in achieving a goal or completing a task.
Example: "We provide resources and instruments to help our clients improve their productivity."
Alternatives: "and tools to assist" or "and resources to support".
The challenge is to support biofuel development, including the development of new cellulosic technologies, with responsible policies and economic instruments to help ensure that biofuel commercialization is sustainable.
Dick, who had been trained at G. Schirmer as a copyist, rewrote all his timpani parts in an impeccable handwriting, indicating all the tunings and cues from other instruments to help him play in the right pace -- even after long periods of rest.
The P.R. chief explained that financial derivatives, such as currency swaps, "have become the bogeyman of the financial crisis," but said that in the proper hands, they were useful instruments to help companies and governments raise capital.
In conclusion, partnership tools are instruments to help work out where and why the partnership is working or not working.
Build standardized instruments to help objectively assess patient expectations and better understand how these expectations are formed and developed.
Initiatives have been undertaken to develop instruments to help decide who is eligible for testing and who is not.
We evaluate whether R&D cooperations are appropriate instruments to help firms counter various types of uncertainty in different R&D markets and across the drug development process.
The presence of delirium symptoms was measured with the CAM, an established and widely used instrument to help in the detection of delirium in both clinical and research settings [ 12].
If confirmed, these findings would suggest that our DSM-based structured diagnostic instrument for ASD could serve as a rapid and cost-effective assessment instrument to help identify cases likely to meet clinical criteria for ASDs in clinical and non-clinical settings.
