The phrase "as this assists" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when explaining how a particular action or piece of information helps or supports a process or outcome.
Example: "We have implemented this new software, as this assists in streamlining our workflow and improving efficiency."
Alternatives: "as this helps" or "since this aids".
Submissions which related to management certainties were labelled as 'evidence found' and forwarded to Parkinson's UK as this assisted in the identification of a lack of knowledge of effective treatments, and so demonstrated a need for education.
Identification of patients who are at increased risk for developing postoperative complications following TJR may assist hospitals in assessing casemix, quality of care, and resource allocation, as well as this may assist clinicians in selecting patients for surgery, and informing patients about their individual level of risk.
We support the proposal that victims who do report to the police are given access to their witness statements, as this can assist an application for a non-molestation order or for safe accommodation from a local authority and has very little resource implications to the public purse.
Criminal justice personnel should also closely examine the various types of defenses that exist as this will assist in averting a civil action.
Future research needs to further define and explore the concept of safety templates as this could assist in formalizing this concept and transforming it into a preventative strategy that can be shared within the business community.
Understanding the human host response is important, as this would assist in the development of new vaccines and immunomodulatory adjuvants for the prevention or treatment of TB.
Each psychologist only delivered one type of treatment for this trial as this would assist with treatment adherence.
Large epidemiological datasets such as this will assist the development of further trials of transfusion and appropriate use of blood products in ICU patients.
Notwithstanding the limitations of this study, a routine adoption of the test into general RCT methodology is recommended as this may assist in the real-life corroboration of the simulation results and further investigation of test characteristics.
After the recognition of H. pylori as an important gastric pathogen [ 21], many attempts have been made to identify H. pylori virulence factors predicting clinical outcome as this might assist physicians in prediction of disease progression [ 22].
