The phrase "assist delivery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is helping with the process of delivering something, such as packages or information.
Example: "Our team is here to assist delivery and ensure that all packages reach their destinations on time."
Alternatives: "aid in delivery" or "support delivery".
We designed and tested a Vaginal Delivery Safety Checklist to improve communication and assist delivery teams' risk assessments and plans for potential complications of vaginal birth.
That mothers can now benefit from pain relief and other methods that assist delivery and help them cope with the often overwhelming pain it causes – as well as the possible complications that can come from a long and difficult delivery – is something that makes me very happy; if my day on the ward comes, I'm glad I'll be launching into the great unknown in the 2010s, and not the 1950s.
The RAF Tornado jets are set to take off from RAF Marham in Norfolk, and could carry out surveillance to assist delivery of aid supplies.
The UK's Tornado jets are set to take off from RAF Marham in Norfolk, and could carry out surveillance to assist delivery of aid supplies.
Headphones also assist delivery of the education to participants with sensory impairments.
Under a new local partnership between traditional birth attendants and midwives, dukuns no longer assist delivery directly.
An elevated asphalt hump levels the street with the sidewalk; its purpose is to assist deliveries.
According to the HEP, HEWs should assist deliveries when mothers are giving sudden birth at home.
Other TBAs are not trained, they use herbal medicine to assist deliveries … and this leads to difficulties.
In two cases, including that of Jemimah, women reported that the nurses had requested TBAs from the village to come to the health facility to assist deliveries.
Pregnant and breastfeeding mothers were expected to attend antenatal and postnatal checkups and have a medically assisted delivery.
