The phrase "asserts helps" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be a combination of two verbs that do not logically connect in this form.
Example: "The report asserts helps in understanding the issue." (This is incorrect and does not make sense.)
Alternatives: "claims assistance" or "states support."
The indictment of the businessman, Ala'a al-Ali, 37, shines a spotlight on the role of a business associate who the complaint asserts helped collect the donations.
One of the first to go, according to those officers, was the commander known as Brigadier Abdullah, the head of the Kashmir cell who helped forge ties with the Army of Muhammad and, those officers assert, helped facilitate Mr. Sheikh's travels between Afghanistan and Pakisan.
Now, Verizon Communications, the nation's largest local telecommunications company, is beginning a big brand image campaign that asserts it helps its customers "make progress every day".
By solving the cholera mystery, Johnson asserts, John Snow and Henry Whitehead helped make the world safe for big cities.
If, as has long been asserted, sports help boys focus their energy and improve their health and teach them about teamwork and perseverance, those same benefits are now available to girls as well.
Those experiencing religious epiphanies asserted "what helped them survive prison life were the social support networks" (Kerley and Copes 2009 236).
Far better, he asserted, to help them "in their home region". This from a president who would slash our budget for humanitarian assistance.
"I'm not an archaeologist, I'm definitely a chemist," she asserts, but it helps that "part of chemistry is applying techniques to look at a problem".
In her TEDTalk "We Are All Cyborgs Now," cyborg anthropologist Amber Case asserts that technology helps us be more human, connect with each other, and live our lives more fully.
Getting a better return out of Fiat, a stable investment, asserts Mr Agnelli, would help.
