The phrase "are indeed helpful" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize that something is genuinely beneficial or useful in a particular context.
Example: "The resources provided in the workshop are indeed helpful for understanding the new software."
Alternatives: "are truly beneficial" or "are certainly useful."
The control experiments indicate that both high-purity Co phase and ordered microstructure are indeed helpful to improving their performances.
Also, active shooter drills are indeed helpful once an event starts, but my argument again is that we will need interventions beforehand as well.
While the exercises are indeed helpful, the female instructor in the video is wearing a sports bra and spandex shorts, which is not exactly an outfit typically worn on a flight.
Although only the lower-layer cluster loadings (defined later) were used in the association testing and the upper-layer clusters appeared irrelevant, they are indeed helpful in inferring both ancestral allele frequencies and loading matrix through enforcing structure on lower-layer clusters.
It is observed that the HG genes (prioritized by OR, HB or KM) have higher average similarity to these two terms than other two sets of genes, indicating that our prioritizing methods are indeed helpful for selecting genes associated with recombination hotspots.
The small amount of artificial fluid administration helps us overcome the image of 'doing nothing.' This is indeed helpful".
Increasingly it seems Rashid understands this and to have Warne's confirmation is indeed "helpful".
Fine-grid resolution is indeed helpful for reliable simulation of coexisting states, by predicting concave slip velocity curves.
By pedagogical here we mean something very lean, just that the person providing the evidence is indeed knowledgeable and is indeed helpful which here just means watch this.
