The phrase "and movements to help" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing initiatives or actions aimed at providing assistance or support in a particular context.
Example: "We are organizing events and movements to help raise awareness about climate change."
Alternatives: "and efforts to assist" or "and initiatives to support".
An article on Friday about efforts by Sheryl Sandberg, the chief operating officer of Facebook, to start a national discussion and movement to help women excel in the workplace quoted incompletely from an interview she gave for "Makers," a new documentary on feminist history.
Subjects were required to evaluate the sound quality and sound orientation separately, and can draw the perceived sound position and movement to help their rating.
This is a device added to specialized clothing, accompanied by an app that tracks runs and movement to help avid runners improve their workout.
She later added: "I support any and all efforts or movements to help members become more effective, and get more done.
Sudan has denied these accusations, and argues that it is Chad that is fomenting trouble in Sudan's backyard by supporting rebels in Darfur, claims that were bolstered by the arrival on the battlefield of the Darfur rebel group the Justice and Equality Movement to help defend Mr. Déby's government.
Not only did she prove this by putting together the baby swing, but through fighting her cancer and creating a movement to help others.
I would love to sign up 1 million mentors by 2020, from within and outside the Labour movement, to help the million young people struggling to get training and work.
When measuring PROM, we stabilized scapula during movements, and used initiation of scapular movement to help determine end-points of glenohumeral motion.
Still, she found the strength to tell her story and to be part of a movement to help prevent more tragic deaths from overdose.
