The phrase "are helping to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing ongoing assistance or support in the process of putting something into effect or action.
Example: "The team members are helping to implement the new software system across the organization."
Alternatives: "are assisting in the implementation" or "are contributing to the execution".
With the backing of the California governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, the institute is helping to implement a 2008 California law aiming to phase hazardous chemicals out of products.
She joined the App Inventor team fall 2017 and is helping to implement functions in the new version of App Inventor in React.js.js
And because another, generally left-leaning party is helping to implement them, these reforms may end up with greater legitimacy and therefore durability.Some governments are short-lived but transformative Clement Attlee's Labour administration of 1945-1951, for example, which produced the NHS and other bits of the welfare state.
Among other things, this creates ownership among the ranks of not only the problems you're facing but also of the solutions they're helping to implement.
He told Nation's Restaurant News in April that we was helping to implement a 100-day strategy that included the launch of 10 test units in June, which featured re-jiggered pizzas and made-to-order pasta dishes.
Bed Nets Are First Line of Defense To support Indonesia's goal of eliminating malaria by 2030, UNICEF is helping to implement an ambitious prevention programme in high-risk areas.
He's helped to implement one of the most unique, progressive recovery programs in America, the Chesterfield County Jail Heroin Addiction Recovery Program (aka HARP).
As for Haystack's role in the program, the company is to be commended for helping to implement what is a completely symbiotic relationship.
UNICEF is helping to develop and implement a comprehensive strategy of infor¬mation, skills and services to reduce adolescents' vulnerability to HIV/AIDS.
Fannie and Freddie are playing key roles in implementing President Obama's foreclosure prevention plan, refinancing their own loans that typically would not be eligible and helping to implement and monitor the administration's $75 billion loan modification push.
