The phrase "and to help conclude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating a purpose or intention to assist in bringing something to an end or summarizing a discussion.
Example: "We will review the main points of our discussion and to help conclude, I will present the final recommendations."
Alternatives: "and to assist in closing" or "and to aid in summarizing".
Mr. Obama dispatched his chief of staff to Capitol Hill to help conclude the talks and reassure senators in his own party, and he called three key Republicans to applaud them for their patriotism.
That applies to the efforts Britain has made to help conclude the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
And especially let me thank our Special Middle East Coordinator, Dennis Ross, who has worked so hard and so long to help conclude this agreement.
Mr. Specter urged the President to testify completely to help conclude the investigation.
The European Union's trade commissioner, Pascal Lamy, toasted China's foreign trade minister, Shi Guangsheng, over the deal at the ministry's imposing headquarters in Beijing just hours after Prime Minister Zhu Rongji had stepped in to help conclude the talks.
He had worked with Averell Harriman to help conclude our involvement in the Vietnam War.
Some suggestion of how, experimentally, to dissect acoustic and several neural mechanisms would help conclude this story.
The matrix reorganized by PQR sort (Figure 8d) is the only one that has a continuous row (and column) representing the main character, which seems to interact with approximately 50% of the novel characters (the other matrices may not help conclude this fact).
With Bergdahl's mother and father by his side, Obama celebrated the soldier's return Saturday as a late milestone in the United States' longest war and a necessary step in helping conclude America's post-9/11 era.
You can't help trying to decipher the Roomba's pattern of travel, and you can't help concluding that it has none.
Like the Don, our Giacomo also leads a rousing chorus of "Viva la libertad!" and Mr. Malkovich, in a wispy and weathered voice, helps conclude the show with the window serenade.
